Sweating all over

Human sweat glands are the most developed. Human sweating can be divided into three types: warm sweating, mental sweating, and taste sweating. Sweating is a normal physiological phenomenon of the human body. Sweat can take away excess heat from the body and some metabolites such as uric acid and fatty acids. But there are also diseases that cause sweating. Excessive sweating can reduce the blood circulation and slow down the circulation of the human body, leading to a decrease in the amount of heat dissipated by the human body, leading to an increase in body temperature. Excessive sweating can also cause the body to lose salt, and the cells cause thermal cramps due to sodium deficiency.

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