1, sweating on forehead = hyperactivity of liver yang.
If the forehead often sweats a lot, Chinese medicine thinks it may be caused by hyperactivity of liver yang. I suggest you go to the hospital to check whether the thyroid hormone secretion is normal, because it is probably caused by excessive thyroid hormone secretion.
Chinese medicine suggests that you should try to keep your mind at peace and be less angry. Women, in particular, should ensure adequate sleep every day, otherwise it is easy to hyperactive liver-yang due to yin deficiency. Brewing wolfberry tea every day has the effect of calming the liver.
2, nasal sweating = insufficient lung qi
If the nose is love sweating at ordinary times, it means that the lung qi is insufficient and needs to be recuperated and replenished. From the perspective of western medicine theory, your immunity is mostly low, so you need to improve your immunity.
Chinese medicine suggests beating your legs with your hands or tools every day. The key point is to tap many times and press the left and right sides of the leg, because this is the part of your body where the lung meridians are distributed. Through such appropriate * * *, the purpose of conditioning the lung meridians can be achieved.
3, neck sweating = endocrine disorders
There are few sweat glands in the neck, so few people sweat on the neck. If your neck often sweats, it may be related to your endocrine disorder.
Chinese medicine suggests that it is best to go to the hospital for a comprehensive hormone examination.
4, chest sweat = spleen and stomach disharmony
If you often sweat in your chest, Chinese medicine says it's spleen and stomach disharmony. Western medicine believes that in this case, the blood circulation in your body is mostly slow and the oxygen delivery is not smooth.
Chinese medicine suggests not to be overly anxious and not to watch horror movies, so as not to be too frightened and hurt the spleen. Eat less greasy, cold food, and usually drink with astragalus and jujube in water, which can relieve symptoms.
5. Sweating under the armpit = sweat glands are too large or the diet is too heavy.
There are many sweat glands under the armpit, so you sweat a lot. But if the sweat secretion is too strong, it is likely that your sweat glands are too large in diameter. If the smell of sweat is very strong, it is because you eat too much onions, garlic, onions and other foods.
Chinese medicine suggests a light diet, less salt and spices, and more fruits and vegetables.
6, palms and soles sweating = spleen deficiency, spleen and stomach damp heat, blood deficiency.
If you are nervous, excited or scared, your palms or soles are prone to sweat. Traditional Chinese medicine thinks that you are mostly spleen deficiency, spleen and stomach damp heat and blood deficiency.
Chinese medicine suggests that the abdomen should be *** 30 times clockwise and then *** 30 times counterclockwise after meals every day. And eat less, it is best not to eat cold food, such as ice cream, cold drinks and so on.
7, sweating on the back = weakness of Yin and Yang, extreme fatigue
Sweat glands on your back are rarely distributed, so sweating on your back shows that your body is weak in yin and yang and extremely tired.
Chinese medicine suggests ensuring adequate sleep and a nutritious diet, mainly nourishing yin and strengthening yang. Women can also do yoga meditation 15 minutes in the morning and evening.
8. Sweating in private parts = hot and humid betting, kidney yang is weak.
If your private parts are love sweating, Chinese medicine believes that your body is damp and hot, and your kidney-yang is weak. Western medicine believes that in this case, the possibility of bacterial inflammation will increase, and even the smell of private parts will become heavier.