palmar hyperhidrosis refers to excessive sweating on the hands, which is usually accompanied by excessive sweating on the feet. Especially in summer, when the weather is sultry and the pores are open, palmar hyperhidrosis is often more serious. Some people even feel that their hands are constantly sweating all year round, even peeling off, which seriously affects their work and mood. The severity of palmar hyperhidrosis is also closely related to their emotions. Once they are under pressure or nervous, their heart beats faster, and then the palmar hyperhidrosis will drip like spring water. TCM treatment emphasizes dialectical treatment. According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the causes of hand sweat can be divided into three situations: deficiency of qi and blood, dampness and warmth and yin deficiency. To confirm the type of hand sweat, it must be diagnosed by qualified Chinese medicine practitioners. The following soup is for each dose, and you should drink it 2-3 times a week. Symptoms of deficiency of qi and blood include pale complexion, poor appetite, restless mood, poor memory, insomnia and dreaminess. Women also have problems such as too little menstrual flow or unclean flow. Treatment of cassia twig and white peony root costs 3 yuan each, and longan pulp costs 5 yuan. After boiling in two and a half bowls of water, add cassia twig and white peony root to boil for 2 minutes, then take out the medicinal materials, and then put longan pulp in it for 3 minutes before drinking. The symptoms of dampness and warmth in the body are too heavy, not only sweating on hands and feet, but also sweating on the head, with yellow urine, constipation or diarrhea, easy abdominal distension, soft and smelly stool, dry mouth, and more serious hand sweat in the afternoon. For the treatment of Poria cocos, Poria umbellata and Herba Artemisiae Scopariae, 5 yuan, 3 bowls of water are boiled, then the medicinal materials are put into a low fire for 25 minutes, and the dregs are removed before drinking. Symptoms of yin deficiency are warm hands, feet and heart, upset and irritable, dry mouth and mouth, and easy night sweats. Treatment of Ophiopogon japonicus 5 yuan, Panax quinquefolium 3 yuan, Platycladus orientalis 2 yuan, 3 red dates, boiled in 3 bowls of water, boiled in low fire for 2 minutes, and drank the soup. I think you can take this prescription with you to see a Chinese doctor and discuss it with the doctor, because we don't know what kind of situation it is at present. Basically, the method of Chinese medicine dietotherapy is much safer than the operation. The operation is irreversible at present, and you can't regret it after the operation. There are as many as 3 kinds of sequelae of the operation. Many people want to die more after the operation than before, so don't operate! ! 1) Prescription for specific diseases 1. Zhihanyin is suitable for localized hyperhidrosis. Medicinal Os Draconis preparata, Concha Ostreae preparata and Fructus Jujubae each 3g, Radix Astragali 25g, Radix Codonopsis and Radix Paeoniae Alba 2g, Ramulus Cinnamomi, Fructus Schisandrae Chinensis and Rhizoma Zingiberis Recens each lOg, and Radix Glycyrrhizae preparata 5g. Twenty-five cases were treated, 21 cases were clinically cured (symptoms disappeared and did not recur within one year), 3 cases were markedly effective (symptoms disappeared and recurred within one year) and 1 case was effective (symptoms were obviously relieved). (Li Zhiwen, Zhang Huiyun. 25 cases of localized hyperhidrosis treated with Zhihanyin. Journal of traditional chinese medicine, Hubei, 1996 < 3> (44) 2. Guizhi plus Longmu Decoction is used to treat sweating caused by deficiency of both yin and yang, yin damage and yang, and disharmony between ying and Wei. Adjust the camp and guard with Guizhi decoction and yin and yang; Keeps the heart, oysters enter the kidney, which makes the heart and kidney communicate, and the yang strengthens the yin. It is thought that the ratio of Cinnamomum cassia twig to Paeonia lactiflora in the prescription is 1: 2, and if the ratio is the same or the dosage of Cinnamomum cassia twig exceeds Paeonia lactiflora, the antiperspirant effect is poor. Shi Hongrui. Guizhi plus Longmu decoction for treating sweating. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1992 < 9> (21) Hu Yibao thinks that children's hyperhidrosis in sleep is caused by yin and yang, imbalance between the camp and the guard, and disharmony between the camp and the guard. Therefore, 56 cases were treated with Guizhi and Longmu decoction, among which 15 cases were treated with routine treatment (oryzanol, vitB1, vitB2, glutamic acid, etc.), and after failure, Guizhi and Longmu decoction were used. In the routine group, 2 cases were improved and 13 cases were ineffective, while in the Guizhi plus Longmu decoction group, 38 cases were cured, 11 cases were improved and 5 cases were ineffective. There was significant difference in curative effect between the two groups. Hu Yibao. Guizhi plus Longgu Muli Decoction in Treating Children's Sleep Hyperhidrosis. Henan Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1991 < 5> : 26) 3. Buyanghuanwu Decoction is used to invigorate qi and promote blood circulation, and it is used to treat sweating syndrome of qi deficiency and blood stasis. Astragalus membranaceus is used to 3g, and can be added to 6-8g if necessary. It can be used together with peach kernel, safflower, Ligusticum chuanxiong, Bupleurum, keel and oyster, which is effective for treating chronic and incurable sweat syndrome. Seven cases were treated, all of which achieved satisfactory curative effect. (Zhao Mei. Buyanghuanwu Decoction for Treating Sweat Syndrome. Jiangsu Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1993 (12): 38) 4. Yu Haomin, a newly added Longyu Zhihan Decoction, intends to treat systemic sweating caused by rheumatic heart disease, pulmonary heart disease, myocarditis and arrhythmia. 3-6g of raw dragon's roe, 3-6g of Cornus officinalis, 3g of Polygonum Multiflori Radix, 2g of Ziziphus jujuba seed, 2g of Astragalus membranaceus, 2g of Rosa laevigata and 15g of ebony are selected. Effective after treatment, generally taking 2 ~ 3 doses can be effective. Yu Haomin. Treating cardiopalmus hyperhidrosis with newly added Longyu Zhihan Decoction. journal of traditional chinese medicine, 1988 < 2> 5. Pig's hoof nail soup is used to treat spontaneous sweating syndrome with unstable defensive qi and yin failing to keep inside, which has curative effect no matter whether it is mild or severe. Radix Astragali, Radix Codonopsis, Floating Wheat, Concha Ostreae, Fructus Schisandrae Chinensis, Radix Rehmanniae Preparata, Fructus Corni, and Squama Manis. After treatment, 25 cases were cured, 2 cases were cured, and the spontaneous sweating of the other 5 cases was obviously reduced. It often took 2 to 3 doses after taking the medicine, and the cure rate reached 8%. (Lu Xi, Huang Bingjun. Observation on the therapeutic effect of Zhutijia decoction on 25 cases. Fujian Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1989 (6): 24) 6. Jiuwei decoction is used to disperse spleen and stomach accumulation and clear the fire of heart and liver. It is used to treat children's sweating syndrome, which is manifested as sweating after sleeping, stopping sweating after waking up, and the sweating parts are pillow, chest, neck, back, chest to breast line, and back to back. Medicinal use: 5 cases were treated with Mulberry Leaves, Scrophularia, Ophiopogon japonicus, Radix Paeoniae Alba, Radix Angelicae Sinensis 1g each, Mume 6g, Schisandra 3g, Trichosanthes root 1g, and Glycyrrhiza 6g***. The results showed that 32 cases were markedly effective, 17 cases were effective and 1 case was ineffective. (Zhang Xiaoping. Treating 5 Cases of Sweat Syndrome in Children with Jiuwei Decoction. journal of traditional chinese medicine, Liaoning, 1992 <; 9> : 31) (2) Individualized Chinese Medicine 1. Agrimonia Ding Fubao has a definite curative effect on night sweats, and the dosage increases or decreases with the syndrome. Generally, 3 ~ 5g and 5 ~ 15 jujubes are needed for each dose; In severe cases, the use of Agrimonia pilosa to 9g and Jujube to 3 pieces can take effect. Pang Guoming, Yan Guojie, Fan Sixing. General situation of clinical new use of Agrimonia pilosa. Information of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1991 <; 5> : 22) Li Shengping mainly treated all kinds of intractable sweating syndrome with Agrimonia pilosa: Agrimonia pilosa combined with baked Atractylodes macrocephala to treat spontaneous sweating, Radix Salviae Miltiorrhizae with firewood to treat night sweats, Herba Epimedii to treat head sweating, and Radix Astragali to stop hemiplegia. (Li Shengping, Yu Yunxing. Essay on Agrimony. journal of traditional chinese medicine, 1992 <; 9> (5) 2. Fu Zi Zhong Xinshan thinks that night sweats caused by excessive yin and excessive yang can be caused by the attached tablets, and the night sweats caused by tuberculosis can be treated by adding 12g of salt, 5g of Cinnamomum cassia, 1g of Fructus Schisandrae Chinensis, 2g of raw Astragalus, and taking one dose to stop the night sweats. Zhong Xinshan. Fuzi can cure night sweats. journal of traditional chinese medicine, 1992 <; 11> (6) 3. Mulberry leaf Lv Zhenqing thinks that night sweats are caused by excessive hyperactivity of deficiency yang caused by excessive internal fire, forcing body fluid to leak out, damaging yin and drying, while mulberry leaves can match yang, adjust rice to drink sweet and moderate, and help mulberry leaves nourish yin and moisten dryness, and bake it to the end, so that the wind is extinguished and the fire is calm, and the deficiency yang is submerged, and the sweat pores are self-closing. (Lv Zhenqing, Lu Shiping. Discrimination of Mulberry Leaves for Relieving Deficiency Sweat and Sudden Pathogenic Sweat. journal of traditional chinese medicine, 1988 <; 8> : 639) 4. Ephedra root is divided into three parts: Ephedra root and Zanthoxylum, 3g each time, twice a day. (Chen Guiting, Yang Siwu. Practical Diagnosis and Treatment of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine. Beijing: China Medical Science and Technology Press, August 2, 1991) 5. Divide the dried pueraria into alum and dried pueraria, and wash hands and feet with 6g decoction each time to treat hand sweat and foot sweat. (Chen Guiting, Yang Siwu. Practical Diagnosis and Treatment of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine. Beijing: China Medical Science and Technology Press, August 2, 1991) Study on Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment of Spontaneous Hyperhidrosis Zhang Yuqing divided spontaneous sweating into three types: damp-heat stagnation and forced leakage of body fluids: medicinal talc, poria cocos, Alisma orientalis, Polyporus, Coicis Semen, Rhizoma Dioscoreae Septemlobae and Tongtong. Type of phlegm-heat in gallbladder and fu-organs: Wendan decoction was added and subtracted; Qi deficiency and dampness steaming type: medicinal ginseng beard, Atractylodes macrocephala, Poria, Polyporus, Alisma orientalis, Fructus Aurantii Immaturus, Pericarpium Citri Tangerinae, Herba Pogostemonis, and Fructus Amomi Rotundus can strengthen spleen and remove dampness. (Yang Yuhe. Analysis of Zhang Yuqing's Case of Treating Sweat. Journal of Gansu College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1993 (2): 5) Chai Kequn and others treat it from three aspects: those who suffer from dampness and sweat out of sleep, such as dampness in the exterior, can use Sanren Decoction to promote qi circulation, dispel dampness and clear heat; Damp evil is in the interior, so it is advisable to strengthen the spleen and promote diuresis, and to add and subtract Wuling powder and Linggui Shugan decoction. Damp evil turns into warmth, and damp warmth accumulates steam, so Yinchen Wuling Decoction and Daochi Powder, which are used to clear and warm and turn dampness, are added and subtracted. For patients with blood stasis, body fluid overflow, or qi deficiency and blood stasis, Buyanghuanwu decoction is used to supplement qi and promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis and dredge collaterals; Yang deficiency and blood stasis should be treated by warming yang and stagnation, removing blood stasis and dredging collaterals, and Shenfu decoction and Xuefu Zhuyu decoction should be proposed; Yin deficiency and blood stasis can be treated with Yiguan decoction combined with Xuefu Zhuyu decoction, which can nourish yin, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. Water transport is stagnant, and body fluids are drained. For those who stagnate qi and turn fire into phlegm, Wendan decoction is used to resolve phlegm and clear heat. However, if phlegm-dampness is cohesive and spleen loses health and phlegm-saliva, it is treated by eliminating dampness and resolving phlegm, regulating qi and harmonizing middle energizer, and Erchen Decoction is used to modify it. Chai Kequn, Wang Deyu. Syndrome of dampness, blood stasis, phlegm and sweat. journal of traditional chinese medicine, 1995(11> : 667) Zhang Zhenhui divided 23 patients with hemiplegia into five types through the analysis: Yangming heat-excess type: the treatment should be clearing away Yangming pathogenic warmth, and the syndrome should be modified by Baihu Chengqi decoction, while the fu-organs syndrome should be modified by Baihu Chengqi decoction; Liver meridian depression and warmth type: the treatment is to nourish yin and clear heat, nourish blood and soothe the liver, and the prescription is Danzhi Xiaoyao Powder. Yin deficiency and internal heat type: add and subtract Liuwei Dihuang Pill to nourish yin and clear heat; Deficiency of both qi and blood: it is intended to replenish qi and nourish the camp, help yang and strengthen health, and add and subtract Bazhen and Shiquan Dabu Decoction; Yang deficiency type: Fang Xuan Gui Fu Li Zhong Tang plus ignorance to warm yang and replenish qi. Among them, 21 cases were cured and 2 cases were effective. Zhang Zhenhui. Syndrome Differentiation Treatment of Hemisweating. journal of traditional chinese medicine, 1993 < 2> Study on the etiology and pathogenesis of spontaneous hyperhidrosis Traditional Chinese medicine believes that spontaneous sweating is mostly due to qi deficiency and night sweats are due to yin deficiency and internal warmth, but later doctors are not limited to this statement. Xu Shanyuan thinks that spontaneous sweating is not all yang deficiency, but also yin deficiency, which can be caused by deficiency of both lung and kidney or deficiency of liver yin and hyperactivity of liver yang. (Xu Shanyuan. Differentiation between spontaneous sweating due to yin deficiency and night sweats due to yang deficiency. Journal of Zhejiang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1983 (6): 8) Ma Curie and others, combined with clinical practice, think that night sweats are not all due to yin deficiency, but can be caused by qi deficiency, yang deficiency, damp and warm fumigation, warm blood, internal resistance of damp evil, stagnation of warm evil, deficiency of spleen and kidney, and deficiency of both qi and yin. (Ma Curie, Yan Huifang. Night sweats are not all yin deficiency. Correspondence of Shaanxi Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1994 (1): 1) Modern physicians think that the pathogenesis of this disease should be attributed to dampness, phlegm and blood stasis. Chai Kequn, in combination with the physiology of sweating, thinks that the syndrome of sweating is caused by the invasion of dampness, which leads to stagnation of qi and loss of catharsis. If dampness is on the exterior, Weiyang will be trapped, gasification will fail, camp will be out of balance, triple energizer will be trapped by dampness, and camp will be blocked. However, if dampness turns into heat for a long time, sweating will increase. Blood stasis can also cause sweating, which leads to the disorder of qi and blood circulation, the disorder of body fluid distribution, and the refusal to defend against the outside. Excessive sweating is seen when the body fluid is opened and closed, and the gasification function of lung, kidney and spleen is impaired, which affects the normal application and excretion of body fluid, and phlegm turbidity can also affect the normal operation of the qi of ying and Wei, and the failure of defending against the outside and the leakage of body fluid are sweating syndrome. (Chai Kequn, Wang Deyu. Syndrome of dampness, blood stasis, phlegm and sweat. journal of traditional chinese medicine, 1995 (11): 667) The old Chinese medicine practitioners in Li Furen believed that blood stasis and phlegm blocked meridians, and poor circulation of qi and blood could cause hyperhidrosis. (Liu Yi Li Furen's medical record. journal of traditional chinese medicine, 1993 <; 5> : 275) Hu Mingcan blamed the position of the disease on the spleen and lungs, and thought that the spleen was the source of phlegm, and the lungs were the reservoir of phlegm. If the spleen disease and the lungs were not opened and closed properly, the exterior of the body would be unstable and sweating would be like stains. (Hu Mingcan. Examples of changing the law. journal of traditional chinese medicine, 1992 (6): 38) Old Chinese medicine practitioners in Hongxiang Li believe that spontaneous sweating is located in the kidney. Because of deficiency of kidney-qi, body fluid transmission is abnormal and sweating does not stop. (Zhang Xiaochun. Hongxiang Li's rule of law for tonifying kidney and benefiting water and spontaneous sweating. Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1993 <; 6> (1) Hu Zhen thinks that night sweats are located in the kidney, the heart-fire is hyperactive, and the heart and kidney are not in contact, which can force the body fluid to overflow and cause night sweats, and the kidney is qi-deficient and the yang-fire is weak, and the night sweats will not stop if the fire and water are not in harmony; Deficiency of kidney, unfavorable gasification, and improper opening and closing can also make body fluid overflow into night sweats. Hu Zhen. Experience of treating kidney with night sweats. journal of traditional chinese medicine, Zhejiang, 1989 <; 12> : 542) Etiology and Pathology of Spontaneous Hyperhidrosis I. Etiology and Pathology of Western Medicine Sweat glands are distributed all over the human body except mucosa, and sweat glands are mainly dominated by sympathetic postganglionic fibers. Facial sweating is dominated by the superior cervical ganglion of sympathetic nerve, while the sweating of upper, lower limbs and trunk is dominated by the inferior cervical ganglion, thoracic ganglion and lumbar ganglion, while the higher sweating centers are in cerebral cortex, hypothalamus, medulla oblongata and spinal cord. Spontaneous hyperhidrosis is an abnormal increase in sweating under non-physiological conditions, and the cause is mostly unknown. Some organic diseases of nervous system, such as thalamus, internal capsule, striatum and brain stem, can be treated by external washing, which is the prescription of an old Chinese doctor. Composition: Radix Puerariae 3g, Semen Vaccariae 3g, Alumen 15g and Kochia scoparia 3g. Usage: Wash the decoction outside, one dose twice a day, 5-6 times a day. I don't pay much attention to children's sweating, but adults sweat a lot. Through observation, most people of this type are easily nervous, and the method of nourishing liver yin and purging heart fire has certain curative effect. You observe the child's physique and so on. Acupuncture can be used to treat back acupoints. Wash prescription of dried pueraria lobata: 12g of dried pueraria lobata and 15g of alum: add 1-15g of water and boil for 15-2min. Functions: eliminating dampness, stopping sweating and astringing. Indications: hyperhidrosis of hands and feet and axillary hyperhidrosis. Usage: soak hands and feet after warming. "Zhao Bingnan Clinical Experience Collection" can take superficial deficiency and sweating, and treat it with Radix Astragali, Radix Saposhnikoviae, Fructus Schisandrae Chinensis, floating wheat and oyster. I sweat a lot from my little hands, mostly cold sweat. I have seen Chinese medicine show that yang deficiency can't absorb vaginal fluid, so I attach cabinets and the like. Slight improvement. This child only described sweaty hands, but did not know the symptoms such as depression and warmth. Please provide it. Try acupuncture at Neiguan. Thank you, von_suzy12, comrade-in-arms. It is hot for children to sweat. How to treat it? Ask linlin123486 comrades-in-arms, forgive shrimp's ignorance, what is needle clearance? If there is no other discomfort, let him out. Alum washing can alleviate this symptom, but in the middle-aged and elderly people, you will get a dry hand certificate, which is not worth the candle. Thank you von_suzy12 and linlin123486. Are there any successful cases? Teacher's experience reference view There is an article in another edition that can refer to "A series of lectures on traditional Chinese medicine by Daoshaozhai". I wonder what the therapeutic effect of traditional Chinese medicine is? The question is, can it be cured? How long will it take?