Acupuncturist
Dr. Petrina Salvation, Dipl. Cidesco, acupuncturists in Edrea Clinic, Jakarta
Emotional stimuli
Some people are quick to sweat when the panic, anxiety, and stress. The hormone adrenaline flowing affect the production of sweat glands in some parts of the body. You have to practice controlling your emotions, for the sweat gland is not easily aroused.
Advice
Acupuncture therapy aims to stabilize the unstable emotion. During the therapy, which is punctured dots tranquilizers. If the patient quiet, then his sweat production will be maintained and not overflow.
Obstetrician
Dr. Luky Satria, SpOG, a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology at the 'Brawijaya Women' & Children's Hospital, Jakarta
Menopause
Hot flashes are a natural phenomenon that is felt menopausal women. This is due to the production of hormones estrogen and progesterone decreases significantly. Menopausal women are also prone to emotion and stress. This condition can trigger hyperhidrosis.
Advice
In menopausal women, the recommended way of handling is by hormone replacement therapy. Useful to normalize estrogen and progesterone laju in the body, for menopausal symptoms reduced.
Skin specialist
Dr. Tina Ward Wisesa, Sp.KK, specialist in skin and venereal clinic Medika Sakti, Jakarta
Heat
Naturally, the sweat produced by stimulated air temperature around the heat. However, transpiration could be a lot more if we eat spicy or fatty foods. Most spending will be felt in the forehead, underarms, palms, and feet.
Advice
The simplest way is to avoid the trigger factors. Reduce foods that are too spicy and fatty foods. Also avoid the hot temperatures. Do not wear clothes that are too tight or thick.
