Why do my knees always sweat and what can I do?

Sweating is actually a way to detoxify. Excessive sweating can easily damage your heart and blood. The sweat glands of the human body are distributed all over the skin, such as the armpits, hands, feet, forehead, etc. These are places where sweat glands are more developed. If your knees sweat frequently, it may be that something is wrong with your body, and you should be alert to hyperhidrosis.

Causes of Hyperhidrosis

The main cause of hyperhidrosis is the overexcitement of the sympathetic nerves, which leads to excessive secretion of sweat glands, resulting in excessive sweating, which is often related to mental factors such as tension, shyness, fear, anxiety, etc. In addition, some other factors can also cause hyperhidrosis, such as hyperthyroidism, diabetes, taking cold medicine, etc.

How to treat

1. Drug treatment

Oral sympathetic nerve inhibitory drugs (such as acetylcholine inhibitors) can be taken under the guidance of a doctor, but these have many side effects and can easily cause glaucoma, convulsions, etc., so they should be used with caution.

2. Botulinum toxin injection

Injectable botulinum toxin is a nerve blocker. Injecting a certain amount of botulinum toxin into the palm or armpit can effectively block the nerve transmission of sweat glands and inhibit sweat secretion.

3. Surgical treatment