Sweating is a normal process that helps the body regulate its temperature, especially during hot weather, exercise or periods of physical activity. However, sweating that occurs excessively or without an obvious reason may sometimes be linked to an underlying health condition.
Excessive sweating, medically known as hyperhidrosis, can affect specific areas such as the palms, feet, face and underarms, or it can involve much of the body. In some cases, there is no underlying disease, while in others, excessive sweating may occur as a symptom of another condition.
Here are five health conditions that can be associated with excessive sweating.
1. Diabetes and Low Blood Sugar
Changes in blood sugar levels can sometimes trigger sweating. In particular, low blood sugar, known as hypoglycaemia, can be associated with sweating and other symptoms.
People with diabetes who experience unexplained or repeated episodes of heavy sweating, especially alongside shakiness, dizziness, hunger, weakness or confusion, should discuss the symptoms with a healthcare professional.…Keep reading the full & the viral video now.
