In summer, many people sweat easily. What is the reason?

In summer, due to the hot weather and high temperature, the evaporation rate of water in human body is accelerated, and some water is excreted in the form of sweat. Sweating is a normal phenomenon. Sweating can effectively excrete toxins from the body through sweat, so sweating is very beneficial to people's health.

It is very hot in summer, so people can't stand the test of high temperature. Therefore, through people's self-regulation, we can cool ourselves in the form of sweat, because when the sweat discharged from the human body encounters high temperature, it first evaporates to absorb heat, and then the hot air in the surrounding air evaporates in the form of sweat. Whenever we sweat, the wind blows gently, and we feel very cool. This is actually because the temperature of the surrounding air is reduced due to evaporation and heat absorption, which is a way for people to cool down through self-regulation.

Many people who love sports, whether in summer or winter, can't help but exercise. During exercise, blood vessels dilate and blood circulation accelerates, which leads to a large amount of energy consumption in the body and also produces a large amount of heat, so it also lowers the body temperature in the form of sweating. These are normal phenomena, but a person will sweat in a cool environment, so you should go to the hospital in time and see the doctor's advice. Sweating all the time, sweating all the time, thirst after drinking water, trance, thirst, then at this time, you may have symptoms of heatstroke. At this time, you must go to the hospital in time, lose some normal saline and adjust yourself.

Many people like to blow under the air conditioner when sweating, but this is really a big misunderstanding, which can easily cause colds and fever. Be sure to remember that you will actually sweat, dry it with a towel, and then blow the air conditioner, so there will be no air conditioning disease. At the same time, your body will not be affected.