Why is my face always sweating?

It is understandable that you always sweat on your face in the hot summer, but if this happens under normal circumstances, it is not normal. It may be caused by hypoglycemia, hyperthyroidism, diabetes, pheochromocytoma and other diseases. You need to go to the hospital for a proper examination and then treat the disease accordingly. It should be noted that during the treatment period, you should not do heavy physical work, stay up late for a long time, or eat spicy and irritating food.

1. Why does my face keep sweating?

1. Hypoglycemia

There are many causes of hypoglycemia, and excessive sympathetic nerve excitement is the main manifestation during an attack. At this time, due to the sudden drop in blood sugar, the sympathetic nerves are stimulated and the body releases a large amount of adrenaline. As a result, the patient may experience symptoms such as pale face, cold sweats, and tremors in the hands and feet.

2. Hyperthyroidism

Fear of heat and excessive sweating are one of the main characteristics of this disease. At the same time, it is also accompanied by symptoms such as mental tension, personality changes, difficulty falling asleep, and suspicion.

3. Diabetes

Diabetes patients often suffer from abnormal sweating due to the combined autonomic nervous system dysfunction. If you also have typical symptoms of diabetes, such as increased appetite, increased drinking, increased urination and weight loss, it is recommended to have blood sugar and urine sugar tests.

4. Pheochromocytoma

The common symptom of chromaffin cell disease is profuse sweating, and the sweating is paroxysmal. During an attack, the face flushes or turns pale, and sometimes sweating continues. In addition, it is often accompanied by palpitations, trembling hands, cold limbs, etc. When this disease occurs, it is often accompanied by symptoms such as obvious increase in blood pressure and headache.

2. Why does my face feel like it's being pricked by needles after sweating during exercise?

1. The skin is severely dehydrated, which causes it to be very thin and have slight cracks. At the same time, the salt in sweat can cause irritation and cause some pain.

2. Do not use skin care products and whitening products indiscriminately. The facial cleanser or related products you use may not be suitable for your skin, causing allergies. When the sweat glands secrete sweat, the salt contained in the sweat will irritate the injured skin and cause a burning sensation.

3. Washing your face too frequently causes your skin to lose the protective layer of natural oil. In particular, some scrubs containing exfoliating particles may even cause tiny scratches on the facial skin.

3. Why do we sweat easily when exercising in summer?

1. The amount of sweating is first related to individual differences: sweat comes from the secretion of sweat glands. Physiological studies have found that the number of small glands and large glands varies not only between genders, but also between individuals. Therefore, under the same conditions, some people sweat more and some people sweat less.

2. Individual differences are also reflected in the amount of body fluid (the amount of body fluid mainly depends on the body fat content). Some people have more body fluids and sweat more when exercising; some people have less body fluids and sweat less when exercising.

3. Whether or not you drink water before exercise also affects body fluids. If you drink a lot of water before exercise, the amount of sweating will increase due to the increase in body fluids. Therefore, the amount of sweating varies from person to person, so there is no need to worry.

4. But if you suddenly start sweating a lot and sweating profusely in an environment where you shouldn’t sweat, you should be alert. For example, if you sweat profusely even when sitting quietly under the shade of a tree, you should know that your sweating is abnormal and you need to consult a doctor.