According to Dr. Dee Anna Glaser, professor of dermatology of Saint Louis University School of Medicine, sweating is actually a reaction issued by the body to make the body temperature became cooler. "However, if parts of your body is easy to sweat while sitting watching television in a cool room, while others do not, this is not the kind of healthy sweat," said another Glaser.
Excessive perspiration can be affected by certain diseases or disorders, such as diabetes or hot flashes in the pre-menopause. "Excessive sweating that occurs due to this condition usually occurs throughout the body. While hyperhidrosis is not like that and not associated with a particular disease or condition. The occurrence of only a few specific areas, such as the armpits, palms, or face. There is also an experience in scalp, soles of the feet, or in the groin and breast area, "said Glaser explains.
If you include people who have hyperhidrosis, you'll be sweating about 4-5 times more than people with normal conditions. Glaser reminded that there are actually a solution for this disorder. "Treatment is usually with the provision of antiperspirants that can be purchased at retail pharmacies or by prescription. In addition, botox injections can also be effectively overcome," said Glaser. For daily treatment, you can also do the following:
* Use extra insoles to absorb sweat, if you have hyperhidrosis in the area of the foot.* Use antiperspirants in the area of the hands and feet, if you tend to sweat a lot in the area* Pakailan antiperspirant before bed, so that the active ingredients will absorb up pores and prevent you from sweating when waking up in the morning.