What's the matter with sweating
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Time flies. Last January was still surrounded by cold air. Now it's hot season. What can't be reflected is that some people seem to have developed sweat glands. Sweating from a lot of exercise seems understandable. But if you sweat with a little movement, it's hard to understand. Easy to sweat, easy to breed bacteria, bring a sour taste. Not only embarrass yourself, but also embarrass the people around you. In such hot weather, I refuse to be a sweat girl. But do you know what it's like to sweat a lot? Let's take a look at the following.
What's the matter with sweating
First: Generally speaking, our body excretes liquid mainly in two ways. One is excreted in urine. Another is excretion by sweating. So that's why it's very urgent to urinate before exercise, and why there's no strong feeling after exercise. That's because we drain some water by sweating. Of course, people with well-developed sweat glands usually sweat more.
Second: if you are sweating, you should be careful. Some people often sweat because of body deficiency and sweating, and generally need to pay attention to rest and conditioning the body to change this situation. But some people may be caused by hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia can be accompanied by hyperhidrosis, but hyperhidrosis is not necessarily hypoglycemia.
Third: there may also be tension due to environmental factors, leading to their adrenal hormone secretion disorders, causing sweating. This kind of sweat is mostly cold sweat. During menstruation, menstrual pain is common. Severe pain may also lead to sweating.
matters needing attention
If you've been sweating so much since you were a child, it's generally difficult to adjust. But if the situation of sudden sweating does not exist for a long time, it is better to find out the reason as soon as possible. Don't sweat all over your face on such a sweaty day. Especially in the hot weather, the trouble of sweating is even greater. Not only that, if you sweat often, it's easy to catch a cold if you don't dry your sweat.