When a person is nervous or the weather is too hot, the palms of the hands may sweat slightly, which is a normal physiological phenomenon of the human body. If you sweat a little, you don’t need to be concerned. If you really sweat a lot and have it all season long, then you may have hand sweating disorder. Hand sweating is a condition in which the sweat glands of the hands are hypersecreted, mainly in the palms of the hands, but also in the armpits, feet and head and face. Hand sweating is classified as mild, moderate, or severe depending on the degree of sweating. In mild cases, the palm surface of the hand is often moist, and no beads of sweat are formed; in moderate cases, the palm of the hand can be wet through a handkerchief; and in severe cases, the palm of the hand is sweaty in the form of drops of beads. The more severe cases of hand sweating often have cold, wet hands, abnormal sudden increases in hand sweat; peeling skin, rough skin, white and blue fingertips, red rashes and other health problems are numerous and require timely treatment. So what can be done to treat hand sweating? First of all, hand sweating is divided into primary hand sweating and secondary hand sweating, so we need to distinguish between these two types of hand sweating in the treatment of hand sweating. There are many ways to treat primary hand sweating, but the majority of them are to treat the symptoms but not the root cause, while fluorescence contrast ETS minimally invasive technology can cure primary hand sweating from the root cause; secondary hand sweating treatment is not fixed, because there are many diseases that cause sweating in the body parts, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital to check and find out the cause for treatment.