Is sweaty palms a sign of kidney deficiency in boys?

Many men have the problem of sweaty palms. Some people think that it is a manifestation of kidney deficiency after experiencing this symptom. In fact, kidney deficiency is indeed a possible reason for sweaty palms in men. In addition, sweat gland diseases, kidney yang deficiency and hyperhidrosis of the hands can also cause sweaty palms in men. Below, we will introduce several reasons for sweaty palms in men!

1. Kidney deficiency

First, sweating on the palms of boys is likely caused by kidney deficiency. They should pay attention to strengthening physical exercise and replenishing the various trace elements needed in the body. Men in particular should pay attention to kidney health issues and should pay attention to avoiding excessively frequent sexual intercourse. Excessive fatigue or excessively frequent sexual intercourse in daily life may cause kidney deficiency in men. In daily life, they should pay attention to reasonably adjusting their living and working habits.

2. Sweat gland diseases

Second, sweaty hands can be caused by many reasons. You can go to the local hospital to check for special sweat gland diseases. This situation may also be simple hyperhidrosis of the hands. If it is simply hyperhidrosis of the hands, you can use urotropine to rub your hands and take it orally, and use urea ointment externally for treatment. You need to pay attention to developing good personal hygiene habits, wash your skin frequently, reduce the growth of bacteria and viruses, and pay attention to sweating of your hands.

3. Kidney Yang Deficiency

Third, sweaty palms in boys may be due to deficiency of kidney yang. They should pay attention to their physical health and change unhealthy living habits. Appropriate aerobic exercise can speed up blood circulation and metabolism, which can effectively improve the phenomenon. They should pay attention to their diet and try to choose foods with high quality protein content. Many men may have sweaty palms and should be alert to kidney yang deficiency.

4. Hyperhidrosis of hands

Hyperhidrosis of the hands is a very common functional localized hyperhidrosis of unknown cause. Due to racial peculiarities, young people who grow up in subtropical areas are particularly prone to this problem. The secretion of sweat glands is controlled by the sympathetic nerves, and hyperhidrosis of the hands is caused by excessive tension of the sympathetic nerves for unknown reasons, such as tension, excitement, stress or high temperatures in summer, which causes abnormal increase in sweating of the palms. Surveys show that the incidence rate of young people aged 10 to 30 is about 0.3%, regardless of gender, and the family history rate is as high as 13%.

(It is hereditary.) Most people have had hyperhidrosis of the hands since childhood, and it becomes more serious during adolescence. Patients with hyperhidrosis of the hands are healthy and normal except for the sweating of the hands. Most of them also have excessive sweating on the soles of the feet or under the armpits, and a few patients also have body odor.