Sweating in summer is common. The temperature is going above 45 degrees and air pollution is also covering the atmosphere like a poisonous sheet in this hot summer. In such a situation, sweating is a natural process to keep the body cool. But if you are sitting in a cold, air -conditioned place and still sweating, then it can be a disease, but a disease. It is necessary to take this situation seriously because the disease hidden behind it can put the body in many problems.
Dr. Alok Ranjan, Senior Physician of MMG Hospital, Ghaziabad, says that when a person is constantly and excessive sweating without any reason, this condition is called hyperhidrosis. Normally, sweating in summer or hard work, but if a person is getting sweaty even in a calm, cold environment, it is a sign of a medical problem.
Senior Physician of Delhi Dr. Ajay Kumar explains that there can be many reasons behind hyperhydrosis:
This problem usually comes in the form of sweat on the palm, soles, armpits or face. This not only causes discomfort, but can also cause mental problems like bad odor and social anxiety.
Major symptoms of hyperhydrosis include excessive sweating, bad odor, frequent wet, and dehydration. If it is not treated on time, it can give rise to nervous system and cardiovascular problems. Along with this, if there is fatigue, fever or weight loss with sweating, it can also point towards a serious disease such as TB or hormonal tumor.
If you sweat more than normal, contact the doctor immediately. Doctors confirm the disease through investigations like blood tests, thyroid and hormone profiles as required. Treatment is recommended even to medical therapy, antiperpirents, botox injections, or surgery if needed.
