Cortical hyperhidrosis

Introduction to cortical hyperhidrosis Cortical hyperhidrosis refers to cerebral cortical activity associated with hyperhidrosis, including emotional hyperhidrosis; palmar hyperhidrosis; axillary hyperhidrosis; other diseases with cortical hyperhidrosis (othersisewithcorticalhyhidrosis). basic knowledge The proportion of illness: 0.004%-0.007% Susceptible people: no special people Mode of infection: non-infectious Complications: folliculitis

Causes of cortical hyperhidrosis

(1) Causes of the disease

The cause is not clear.

(two) pathogenesis

The pathogenesis is still unclear.

Cortical hyperhidrosis prevention

There are no better measures, mainly to prevent related diseases, such as the background of hereditary syndrome, preventive measures include the implementation of genetic counseling, carrier genetic testing and prenatal diagnosis and selective abortion to prevent children from being born and relaxed. Pay attention to personal hygiene, take a bath and change clothes.

Cortical hyperhidrosis complications Complications folliculitis

Secondary and congenital hyperhidrosis, there may be clinical manifestations of primary disease or hereditary disease, the skin of the systemic hyperhidrosis is often moist, and there is paroxysmal sweating, local hyperhidrosis is common in Palms, athlete's foot, armpits, followed by the tip of the nose, forehead, genitals, etc., mostly in the onset of adolescents, patients often accompanied by peripheral blood circulation dysfunction, such as wet skin of hands and feet, cyanosis or pale, prone to frostbite, etc. Khan due to poor evaporation of sweat, causing the skin of the soles of the skin to be immersed and whitened, often accompanied by foot odor, when the armpits and genitals are sweaty, because the skin is thin and tender, often wet and rub, prone to rubbing erythema, accompanied by folliculitis, Hey.

Symptoms of cortical hyperhidrosis Common symptoms After sweating, body sweating, emotional hyperhidrosis, sweating of hands and feet, sweating and posture, sweating, sweating, sweating, sweating, sweating, tachycardia

1. Emotional hyperhidrosis: Due to emotional stimulation, excessive secretion of acetylcholine produces hyperhidrosis, and cortical or emotional sweating after sexual stimulation is a special type.

2. palmar hyperhidrosis: can be seen in a variety of ethnic groups, no significant gender differences, most patients have a positive family history, often infancy or childhood begins to occur, palmar hyperhidrosis does not occur in sleep and quiet, Irrespective of heat source, patients with excessive sweating may have abnormal ECG, may have tachycardia or sharp waves, which may be related to unstable vasomotor, generally no local or systemic associated disease.

3. Axillary hyperhidrosis: Axillary hyperhidrosis: In addition to heat source stimulation, there is emotional stimulation and hyperhidrosis, and more sweating with palmar, but the sweat is odorless, males are more female than females. The amount of sweat is large.

4. Other diseases with cortical hyperhidrosis, palmoplantar keratosis, congenital thick nails, recessive hereditary bullous epidermolysis, congenital ichthyosis-like erythroderma and Hyperthyroidism syndrome can occur in cortical hand and foot hyperhidrosis, often appear after excitement or eating, but sometimes heat source stimulation can occur, indicating that the subcortical center is particularly hot (the hypothalamus also plays a role).

Examination of cortical hyperhidrosis

According to the clinical manifestations, the characteristics of hyperhidrosis can be diagnosed.

Diagnosis and diagnosis of cortical hyperhidrosis

diagnosis

According to the clinical manifestations, the characteristics of the lesions can be diagnosed.

TCM pathogenesis and syndrome differentiation: Chinese medicine believes that the congenital endowment is insufficient, the yang is weak, the phlegm is not solid, the dampness is congested, the spleen loses health, and the water is not wet.

Differential diagnosis

Should be in the palmoplantar keratosis, congenital thick nail disease, recessive hereditary bullous epidermolysis, congenital ichthyosis-like erythroderma and hyperthyroidism syndrome.

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