What is the reason for sweating in the palms and soles?

Sweating of palms and soles is mainly caused by exuberant secretion of sweat glands in palms and soles. There is no way to control congenital sweat glands, but there are ways to reduce hyperhidrosis. For example, hyperhidrosis is often accompanied by excessive clothing and high temperature, as well as emotional tension and irritating diet. Eating spicy food will aggravate the secretion of sweat.

Therefore, reducing or avoiding the cause of hyperhidrosis as much as possible can reduce hyperhidrosis of palms and soles. Severe sweating of palms and soles can also be controlled by local injection of botulinum toxin, but the treatment takes some time. A needle can be improved in about 6-8 months, and it can be injected every year when sweating is easy in summer, and it can relieve itself in winter.