Is sweat a barometer of human health? Often sweating profusely, or calling for help

With the arrival of hot summer, sweating is the most common thing. Many people think that sweating is the body's detoxification. In fact, physiological sweating can indeed promote the body's metabolism. There are many sweat glands on the surface of the human skin, and excess water and metabolites in the body will be excreted as sweat. Some common physiological sweating, such as when people are nervous and anxious, the sympathetic nerves in the body are in a state of excitement, which will promote the discharge of sweat. At the same time, when some women enter menopause, the body's endocrine disorders will also cause the body to sweat more. However, if under normal circumstances, you often feel your body is sweating profusely, you should pay more attention. It may be that there is an abnormality in your physical health, so let’s take a look at it together.

What health problems may cause the body to sweat more?

Abnormal thyroid function: The thyroid is one of the important endocrine organs of the human body. It can synthesize the thyroid hormones and proteins required by the human body daily and control the energy consumption in the human body. However, if the human body has hyperthyroidism, the body will secrete too much thyroid hormone, the body's metabolism will become faster, the sympathetic nerve will be in a state of excitement, and the human body will sweat more. When sleeping at night, Hot flashes often occur.

Abnormal heart part: I believe many of my friends know the importance of the heart to human health. The heart is beating all the time, pumping blood and oxygen to the body. However, if there is an abnormality in the heart, such as inflammation of the lining of the heart, or blockage of the blood vessels in the heart, the human body will experience irregular heartbeats, rapid heartbeats, and the body will sweat more easily in normal times. In life, there is often a feeling of fatigue and weakness. When sleeping at night, you often feel chest tightness, shortness of breath, and vague pain in the chest. You should pay more attention to the changes in your body.

Nervous system abnormalities: With the acceleration of the pace of life, many people often feel anxious and stressed in their daily life under a high-pressure mental state for a long time. Over time, the nervous system of the human body will be affected. When the human body suffers from anxiety, neurasthenia, etc., there will often be increased perspiration in life, and the mood will also be depressed for a long time in peacetime, and often feel powerless in daily life. .

This is because when the human body is in a low mood, the central nervous system of the body will be affected, and the ability to perceive temperature will become sharper. When the temperature rises a little, people will sweat profusely. If you find yourself in such a situation often, you must adjust your emotions in time, and talk and communicate with your family more in your life.

Tuberculosis: When tuberculosis occurs in the human lungs, the lungs are affected by bacteria and viruses, and the body's respiratory tract functions abnormally. Many people usually have a long-term cough. After noon, many people's bodies will have low fever and sweating, and women will also experience menstrual disorders. If there is no timely treatment, as the disease progresses, many people will have chest tightness, excessive phlegm, and hemoptysis, which will have a great impact on health. Everyone should pay more attention to it in peacetime.

It is normal for the body to sweat in summer, as long as you take a bath in time, clean your body, and maintain good hygiene habits. But if you find that under normal circumstances, your body often sweats profusely for no apparent reason, you need to pay more attention at this time. When the human body has an abnormal nervous system, tuberculosis in the lungs, and problems in the heart and thyroid, it may cause the human body to sweat more. In this case, it is recommended to go to the hospital for relevant examinations as soon as possible.