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多汗症修订版 Treatment of Chinese and western medicine of hyperhidrosis Li Linlin Abstract: this paper discusses the treatment and curative effect of hyperhidrosis in the etiology, pathology, differentiation and treatment of hyperhidrosis. [keywords] hyperhidrosis; Chinese and western medicine treatment Hyperhidrosis (H y H I d r o p e r s I s) [1] is refers to the abnormal sweating too much skin, is one of the forms of abnormal sweating body. From the cause of the disease, it can be divided into primary hyperhidrosis and secondary hyperhidrosis. From the range of lesions, it can be divided into local and systemic hyperhidrosis. [2] the treatment of hyperhidrosis can be different depending on the cause and location of the disease. In the treatment, the method of treatment should be selected according to the affected area of the hyperhidrosis, and the method of treating patients with hyperhidrosis is summarized as follows. [3] Sweat is the manifestation of the bodys evaporative heat dissipation. When the environment temperature close to or higher than the skin temperature, the human body heat loss through a surface water evaporation, evaporation cooling is divided into evaporation and the feeling of sweating. Sweating is the process by which the sweat glands actively secrete sweat, which can take away the heat of the body through the evaporation of sweat. Sweating is something that can be realized, so it is called vaporization. The sweat glands are divided into large sweat glands and small sweat glands. The large sweat gland is confined to the armpit and the pubic area, opening up near the mulgan. Small sweat glands are seen in skin, but its distribution density owing to the different parts: hand palm, foot plantar most, followed by frontal and back, limbs and trunk at least. However, the secretion ability is the strongest in the torso and limb. The human bodys sweat glands are mainly received by sympathetic alkali, so acetylcholine has the effect of promoting the secreti