Profuse sweating does not belong to the Chinese medicine physique. Profuse sweating is characterized by excessive sweating and easy sweating, which belongs to the performance of qi deficiency in Chinese medicine. Regulation should be based on qi and qi, through dietary supplements, drugs, lifestyle habits and other means of regulation.
Qi deficiency refers to the lack of vital energy, low breath, body, organs function as the main characteristics of a body. In addition to profuse sweating, but also manifested as easy fatigue -, weak speech, shortness of breath, lazy speech, muscle flaccidity.
1. Dietary supplements: common food to replenish qi are yam, jujube, millet, honey and so on.
2. Medicines: Yupingfeng granules can be chosen to benefit Qi and consolidate the surface to stop sweating (stop sweating by consolidating the muscle surface), which is often used in spontaneous sweating (involuntary sweating during the day, aggravated by sweating with a little movement) caused by deficiency of the surface (weakness of the muscle surface leading to abnormal sweating out).
Tonifying the Middle Jiao (treating qi deficiency by tonifying the spleen) Pills tonify the middle Jiao and raise yang qi, and are used for qi deficiency and bloating caused by weakness of the spleen and stomach, and deficiency of the middle Jiao (weakness of qi in the spleen and stomach). Use with caution for pregnant women. It should be taken under medical supervision.
3. Lifestyle habits: Drink plenty of water, and exercise appropriately to promote the recovery of the body’s positive qi. Avoid over-exertion, late nights and other irregular work and rest.
If there are symptoms of excessive sweating and easy sweating, excessive sweating will deplete the yin fluid, you should consult a doctor in time, and should not take medication without authorization.”