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Understanding Foot Sweat: Causes and Solutions for Excessive Sweating

Foot sweat Dr. Jiang: In the past, my feet wouldn't sweat or feel damp when wearing shoes, but about 2 or 3 years ago, I started experiencing excessive sweating while wearing shoes. However, this doesn't happen when I'm just wearing socks and sandals. Recently, the...


Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
Dear Salmen: This may be hyperhidrosis. In addition to primary hyperhidrosis, there are also some hormone-related issues that can affect it, such as thyroid problems. It is advisable to consult a dermatologist for proper diagnosis and treatment. Wishing you well.

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Effective Tips to Reduce Sweaty Hands in Hot Weather

Palmar hyperhidrosis? Hello, doctor. Recently, the weather has been hot, and sometimes I experience sweaty hands. Are there any methods to reduce hand sweating? Thank you for your help! ^_______^


Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Sweating in hot weather is a normal way for the body to regulate temperature. If it's not excessive, no special treatment is needed; just staying cool will suffice. If you find it somewhat bothersome, you can apply an antiperspirant locally to reduce the amount of sweating. ...

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How to Manage Sweat Odor and Yellow Stains on Underwear

Unpleasant body odor? Excessive sweating can lead to yellowing of undergarments, and the areas affected by sweat may develop an unpleasant odor (different from body odor). After using antiperspirants, the combination of sweat and odor can become more unpleasant. What improvements...


Dr. Liao Wenyu Reply:
Most people have sweat that is colorless and odorless. If there is color or an unusual smell, it is usually due to the breakdown of sweat by bacteria. It is recommended to use medicated soap for a period of time, along with an unscented antiperspirant, and to frequently change un...

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Effective Tips to Prevent Foot Sweat During Summer

How to prevent foot sweat? How can I improve or prevent foot sweating during the summer?


Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello Ms. MAG: Excessive sweating in the hands and feet is indeed a bothersome issue in subtropical Taiwan, especially during the hot summer months. Generally, it is advisable to start with the most economical and non-invasive option, which is the use of antiperspirants. The mech...

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Understanding Palmar Hyperhidrosis: Treatment Options and FAQs

Hyperhidrosis Hello Dr. Liao: I saw your previous response to a netizen regarding hyperhidrosis, where you mentioned that if it's not severe, antiperspirant products can be applied. I would like to ask: 1. Do general dermatology clinics offer this treatment? 2. Do individual...


Dr. Liao Wenyu Reply:
1. Antiperspirants are not covered by health insurance, so they can be purchased at regular pharmacies. 2. Excessive sweating of the hands does not necessarily mean excessive sweating of the feet.

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Understanding Body Acne: Causes, Treatments, and When to See a Doctor

Acne on the body? Hello Dr. Jin: Recently, I have been experiencing frequent breakouts, mostly on my neck, shoulders, and back. Previously, my acne was primarily on my face, but now it has decreased there while increasing on my body. I would like to know how to address this issue...


Dr. Jin Lianchun Reply:
Hello, Miss: The main reasons for developing acne on the skin are as follows: 1. Skin type: Some individuals have skin with pores that are more prone to keratinization and blockage, as well as sebaceous glands that secrete oil more readily. 2. Hormonal fluctuations: This phenomen...

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Understanding and Treating Tinea Versicolor and Skin Discoloration Issues

Tinea Versicolor Hello, doctor: I have some patches of white spots on my body, especially on my back, which are not very noticeable. What could this condition be? If it is tinea versicolor, is it treatable? Can the tinea versicolor be removed? Additionally, I have marks around my...


Dr. Jin Lianchun Reply:
Hello, sir: 1. It could be a. Tinea Versicolor b. Hypopigmented Nevus c. Vitiligo. 2. Tinea Versicolor can be treated with medication and topical treatments, but since the fungus that causes Tinea Versicolor may recur during excessive sweating, it is important to stay dry and ...

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Understanding and Treating Persistent Skin Lesions on Legs and Buttocks

A sore on the leg (commonly referred to as "deng-a" in Taiwanese)? You have sores on your buttocks and legs (known as "dingzi" in Taiwanese), which have been recurring for about two months. You visited a doctor and received ointment and anti-inflammatory medic...


Dr. Jin Lianchun Reply:
Hello, young friend: The recurrent nature of this infection may be related to a weakened immune system. Possible causes include: 1. Staying up past 11 PM (sleep deprivation) 2. Excessive stress (from schoolwork, mental strain) 3. Allergic skin conditions 4. Excessive sweating 5. ...

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Excessive Sweating: Is It Linked to Headaches and High Uric Acid?

Excessive sweating Hello: I have an average build, but I sweat excessively with even slight activity or in hot weather. Could this be the cause of my occipital headaches and high uric acid levels? Thanks!


Dr. Liao Wenyu Reply:
Hello: Excessive sweating may be related to individual constitution, and it could also be a sign of hyperthyroidism. It is not associated with posterior fossa swelling or elevated uric acid levels.

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