Hyperthyroidism/Hyperhidrosis? - hyperhidrosis or hyperthyroidism
Are you sweating all the time if you have hyperthyroidism? (eg, hands, feet and armpits) ...?
What are the differences between hyperthyroidism and hyperhidrosis? I especially like the sweat is different? "
Moreover, it is easier to heal?
Please answer!
Thank you in advance: D
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Hyperhidrosis Or Hyperthyroidism Hyperthyroidism/Hyperhidrosis?
2 comments:
Yes, with hyperhidrosis sweat excessively secrete all or most of the time. Hyperhidrosis varies for each person, how much sweat, and when, and if the environmental conditions that help reduce the symptoms. Hyperthyroidism can also result in actual hyperhidrosis. ) The proportion of thyroid hormones in all chemical reactions in the body and give more body heat (temperatures greater than is often the heart and sweat. This will increase or decrease during the day. Hyperthyroidism is caused by such activity on the thyroid gland. You should consult your doctor if you believe that these conditions because there are treatments for both. Hyperhidrosis can be sustained by the strength antiperspirant prescription and no medication for hyperthyroidism. Your doctor may change the appropriate tests to diagnose and both can be cured or at least maintained. Good luck.
Yes, with hyperhidrosis sweat excessively secrete all or most of the time. Hyperhidrosis varies for each person, how much sweat, and when, and if the environmental conditions that help reduce the symptoms. Hyperthyroidism can also result in actual hyperhidrosis. ) The proportion of thyroid hormones in all chemical reactions in the body and give more body heat (temperatures greater than is often the heart and sweat. This will increase or decrease during the day. Hyperthyroidism is caused by such activity on the thyroid gland. You should consult your doctor if you believe that these conditions because there are treatments for both. Hyperhidrosis can be sustained by the strength antiperspirant prescription and no medication for hyperthyroidism. Your doctor may change the appropriate tests to diagnose and both can be cured or at least maintained. Good luck.
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