Hyperhidrosis is a common condition that affects many. Research shows that about 3% of adults in the US have hyperhidrosis. The condition is associated with excessive sweating that soaks your clothes and drips from your body. It’s not related to intensive workouts or heat and can disrupt your day-to-day activities.
Why do I sweat so much? Hyperhidrosis may be genetic and sometimes runs in families. It can result from stress, anxiety, or spicy foods that escalate the symptoms. In most cases, it’s a dysfunction in the sympathetic nervous system, which controls sweat glands in the body.

Here are some things you will deal with when suffering from hyperhidrosis:
1. Physical discomfort
Excessive sweating leads to wet skin and feet and can be uncomfortable. It can cause irritation and chaffing on your skin and increase your risk of bacterial infections. You may be forced to change clothes or shower regularly. … Read more


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