Why do men sweat when they sleep at night?

Some male friends may sweat when sleeping at night. This phenomenon may indicate a weak constitution or excessive stress. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, it may be Qi, blood or Yin deficiency. Friends who have such a situation can use diet and Chinese medicine to regulate their body.

1. Profuse sweating is also called nocturnal sweating. Men may have profuse sweating when they sleep at night. In addition to being related to the air circulation in the sleeping environment and whether the bedding is breathable, some diseases such as tuberculosis, endocarditis or malignant tumors such as lymphoma may cause nocturnal nocturnal sweating. In addition, people with endocrine disorders, such as patients with diabetes and hyperthyroidism, as well as those with emotional disorders and autonomic nervous system disorders, may also sweat a lot at night.

2. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, night sweats may be caused by qi deficiency or yin deficiency. If the night sweats are caused by qi deficiency, it is generally due to poor vasodilator function and insufficient heart blood causing night sweats, palpitations and insomnia. It is advisable to replenish blood and nourish the heart. If it is caused by yin deficiency, the body will have symptoms of dryness and heat, and there will also be night sweats. If the night sweats are caused by yin deficiency and excessive fire, there will be heat in the five hearts, and it is advisable to nourish yin and reduce fire.

3. According to traditional Chinese medicine, sweat is the fluid of the heart. If a patient sweats too much or sweats spontaneously or secretly for too long, it will lead to the depletion of vital energy, and symptoms of imbalance of yin and yang such as mental fatigue, pale face, weakness in the limbs, loss of appetite, susceptibility to colds, and excessive sleep and dreaming will appear, which will damage the physical and mental health of the human body and even induce other diseases. The impact on children is particularly obvious.

4. Modern medical research shows that excessive sweating will lead to the loss of essential trace elements and electrolyte imbalance in the body, affecting the healthy growth of children. Children who often sweat will suffer from memory loss and slow intellectual development. Severe sweating patients will have their condition worsen over time and develop into "de-symptom", which seriously threatens the health and life safety of patients.