The back is particularly prone to sweating, which is actually a signal of "weakness"!

Generally speaking, places with more sweat glands are the most prone to sweating, such as the armpits. However, some people sweat more easily on their backs. You should know that there are very few sweat glands on the back. If you always sweat here, it means that there may be some problems in your body. Today, I will reveal the reason why the back sweats a lot.

Abnormal sweating is a sign of "deficiency"

In traditional Chinese medicine, there is a distinction between "dynamic sweating" and "static sweating". Sweating caused by weather and environmental reasons belongs to static sweating, which is equivalent to passive sweating. Many abnormal static sweating need to be paid attention to, such as spontaneous sweating and stealing sweating. Some people sweat on the front and back when they are not hot or exercising, and are prone to fatigue, colds, and palpitations. They are especially afraid of wind and cold. This is called spontaneous sweating, which is a manifestation of qi deficiency. Sweating as soon as you fall asleep at night is called stealing sweating, which is a manifestation of yin deficiency. Different sweating parts can reflect a person's physical condition. Excessive sweating on the forehead and face is a manifestation of stagnation and internal heat congestion, which is easy to be irritable, bitter in the mouth, and yellow urine; sweating on the front and back is a deficiency of heart qi, which is easy to have palpitations, insomnia, and trance and forgetfulness. In addition, there are some ways of sweating that are signs of illness. For example, some elderly people sweat on one half of their body and not on the other half. At this time, you must be careful about stroke.

Sweating on the back = weak yin and yang, extreme fatigue

There are very few sweat glands on the back, so sweating on the back indicates that your body's yin and yang are weak and you are extremely tired. Sweating on the left or right side of the body or the upper and lower sides of the body is partial sweating, which is more common in patients with rheumatism and hemiplegia, and sometimes it is also a sign of impending stroke.