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Does Sleep Deprivation Cause Changes in Body Physiology?

Does lack of sleep cause changes in physical condition? In the past, I used to sleep on time and never experienced sweaty hands. However, since I started staying up late, I have been experiencing sweaty hands.


Dr. Hong Xuyi Reply:
Hello: In response to your question: The severity of palmar hyperhidrosis is related to sympathetic nervous system overactivity. Abnormal sleep may lead to dysregulation of the autonomic nervous system, which can result in changes in constitution.

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Understanding Hyperhidrosis: Treatment Options and Costs Explained

My palmar hyperhidrosis? Hello, doctor. I am a patient with "palmar hyperhidrosis." Usually, whenever the weather is hot, my hands sweat continuously and excessively. Is there a way to resolve this? Also, do people with palmar hyperhidrosis always need surgery to be cur...


Dr. Hong Xuyi Reply:
Hello: In response to your inquiry about hyperhidrosis, endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy can be used for treatment, and it has shown very good results. The cost will depend on the co-payment regulations of the National Health Insurance. I recommend that you consult with a neuros...

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Can Hand Sweating Be Treated with Medication Instead of Surgery?

Can palmar hyperhidrosis be treated with medication instead of surgery? I experienced autonomic nervous system dysfunction at the end of last year, and shortly after, around February of this year, I began to have symptoms such as sweating in my hands, dizziness, body heat, and ra...


Dr. Hong Xuyi Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, emotional anxiety and tension can stimulate the sympathetic nervous system, leading to an exacerbation of palmar hyperhidrosis. If the condition does not cause significant distress in social or work situations, surgical treatment is not necess...

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Can Sweat Glands in Feet Be Removed? Exploring Surgical and Alternative Options

Is it possible to remove the sweat glands in the feet? I have a hereditary condition that often causes excessive sweating in my hands and feet, which is quite bothersome. However, I've heard that after surgery, the condition may return after some time. Are there other ways t...


Dr. Shao Guoning Reply:
Hello Ms. Gao Yuhui: The latest surgical method for palmar hyperhidrosis is thoracoscopic sympathectomy. This procedure is covered by health insurance. The most common postoperative issue is compensatory hyperhidrosis, where sweating may shift to areas such as the back and thighs...

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Is It Safe for My 12-Year-Old to Undergo Hand Sweat Surgery?

Can hand sweating surgery be performed during the developmental stage? I have inherited my mother's symptoms of palmar hyperhidrosis since childhood, which has caused various inconveniences in social situations and daily activities for many years. Eight years ago, I underwen...


Dr. Ding Xianwei Reply:
If you have already undergone surgery, you should understand the effects of surgery for hyperhidrosis and the potential side effects of compensatory sweating. However, a 12-year-old child is still too young, and it is not recommended to proceed with surgery at this age. It is adv...

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Can Hand Sweating and Body Odor Be Treated Together?

Palmar hyperhidrosis Hello, can palmar hyperhidrosis and axillary odor occur simultaneously? My son just graduated from elementary school. He was originally scheduled for surgery for his hand sweating during the summer, but since he will be learning to swim, the surgery is postpo...


Dr. Ding Xianwei Reply:
Palmar hyperhidrosis and axillary bromhidrosis are essentially similar issues. If you wish to undergo surgery for both conditions simultaneously, it is theoretically feasible. However, there may be significant complications related to compensatory sweating. Therefore, it is advis...

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Post-Surgery Swimming Guidelines for Palmar Hyperhidrosis Patients

Palmar hyperhidrosis Hello, how long after surgery for palmar hyperhidrosis can I go swimming? Thank you.


Dr. Ding Xianwei Reply:
Surgery for primary hyperhidrosis typically allows for suture removal after about one week. After the sutures are removed, you can resume your regular activities. It is advisable to wait at least six weeks post-surgery before swimming to ensure safety. If you have any questions, ...

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Understanding Hyperhidrosis: Which Specialist to Consult and Surgery Costs

Palmar hyperhidrosis Which specialty should I consult for palmar hyperhidrosis, and if surgical treatment is required, what would the cost be? Thank you!


Dr. Ding Xianwei Reply:
Hyperhidrosis is not a disease but a symptom. The most commonly used method for treatment is endoscopic sympathetic nerve resection. If the surgery goes smoothly, it takes about half an hour, and with anesthesia before and after, the total time is approximately three to four hour...

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