Sweating at the temples may be caused by qi and blood deficiency, yin and yang heat, normal phenomena and other reasons. 1. Qi and blood deficiency: If the patient has a deficiency of the body is deficient, the deficiency of qi is also more serious, this time will be manifested as a deficiency of qi is unable to regulate the fluid situation, there will be sweaty temples, this situation will also be accompanied by a loss of appetite, general weakness and other phenomena. 2. Yin and Yang heat: in ordinary life, dietary disorders, spicy food, etc., will lead to patients with yangming stomach heat overheating, while the climate, bad habits, etc., will also lead to the human body appear hot and humid, the above situation will lead to patients with sweaty temples. 3. Normal phenomenon: In traditional Chinese medicine, the head is the meeting of all the yang, is the body’s most vigorous place of yang qi, in the hot weather, the human body after activities, after eating spicy food, etc., the temples will appear sweating. If it is not a normal phenomenon, then it is recommended to go to a regular hospital to find a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner to regulate.