What causes sweaty legs?

Sweating of the legs is quite common in our daily life, especially in summer. Sweating of the legs is because the sweat glands in the legs are relatively developed. Sweating is also a physiological phenomenon. However, if the temperature is not high and frequent sweating occurs, we should consider whether it is caused by some disease. We should find the cause of the disease, such as hyperthyroidism, hypoglycemia, etc.

What causes sweaty legs?

1. If your legs feel hot and sweaty when you sleep, it should be considered as night sweats, which can be treated with Zhibai Dihuang Pills. If you feel weak and sweaty when you are awake, it may be due to kidney deficiency.

2. Sweating of the legs is related to kidney deficiency or calcium deficiency. It is recommended to supplement calcium appropriately. Eat more bone soup, crucian carp soup and lean meat. It may also be related to fatigue, potassium deficiency and cold.

1. Hyperthyroidism:

People with this disease will experience excessive sweating, in addition to other characteristic symptoms such as palpitations, emotional agitation and excitement, increased appetite, and even bulging eyes.

2. Hypoglycemia:

When a person has hypoglycemia, he will sweat a lot and also experience dizziness, weakness in the limbs, and feel particularly hungry.

3. Poisoning:

Poisoning by some toxic substances, such as heavy metal poisoning such as lead, organophosphorus pesticide poisoning, etc., can manifest as symptoms of excessive sweating.

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4. Viremia and bacteremia:

When the human body is infected by certain viruses or bacteria (such as typhoid, tuberculosis, etc.), it will show increased sweating, accompanied by a series of symptoms such as chills, chills, high fever, etc.

5. Physical weakness:

In traditional Chinese medicine, it is believed that people with weak constitutions are more likely to show symptoms such as excessive sweating and being thin.