Sweating is a normal physiological phenomenon of the human body, but the amount of sweating is regulated by neuroendocrine regulation. Sweating is divided into physiological sweating and pathological sweating, and the common causes of pathological sweating are as follows: 1. hyperthyroidism: i.e. hyperthyroidism, this patient sweats more than normal, but this sweating is often hidden sweating, and sweating is less common; 2. diabetes: patients with diabetes, combined with sweating plant neuropathy, can also show abnormal sweating, and this sweating can show The sweating can be asymmetrical in different parts of the body; 3, menopause syndrome: menopause syndrome patients can also show abnormal sweating, but it is often paroxysmal, sweating can be more or less; 4, patients with tuberculosis, this patient is often night sweating, that is, night sweating. So regardless of the cause of sweating, if the sweating is not a physiological manifestation of the situation, it is best to go to the hospital for sweating exclusion under the guidance of a doctor.