1. Sweating of hands, feet and heart caused by excess heat is the syndrome of excess heat: excess heat is mostly caused by spicy diet, improper emotions or exogenous pathogens. In addition to sweating in the hands, feet and heart, it can also be accompanied by impatience, bitter taste, dry mouth, dry stool, yellow urine and red tongue. It is suggested to avoid spicy, fishy and greasy food, so as not to contribute to deficiency heat, and appropriately supplement some foods that help to clear away heat, such as water chestnut and lotus root.
2. Sweating of hands, feet and heart caused by deficiency heat is a syndrome of deficiency heat: deficiency heat is mostly caused by congenital deficiency, chronic illness, yin injury, blood loss and kidney essence loss. In addition to sweating in hands, feet and hearts, it can also be accompanied by five symptoms, such as upset fever, hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, palpitations and less fur. It is suggested to avoid spicy food to help fire, so as not to aggravate the loss of vaginal fluid, and appropriately increase some foods to help yin and clear heat, such as Sydney and lily. Sydney is not only rich in vitamins, cellulose, glucose and other nutrients, but also helps to nourish yin and promote fluid production, and clear away the virtual fire in the body. Lily strengthens spleen, stimulates appetite, nourishes yin and benefits qi. Lily and Sydney can also make lily and Sydney soup together.
Therefore, sweating of hands and feet is more common in excess heat and deficiency heat, which should be treated according to dialectical analysis of TCM theory and specific causes.