Increased sweating in response to cold is one of the symptoms of spinal cavernous disease, a chronic, progressive lesion of the spinal cord. The cause is not well understood, but the lesion is characterized by the formation of tubular cavities in the spinal cord (mainly in the gray matter) and glial (non-neural) proliferation. It is often found in the cervical spinal cord. When the lesion involves the medulla oblongata, it is called medullary cavernous disease. Active prevention is the key. Increased sweating after exposure to cold is a chronic progressive spinal cord disease, and the long-term development of the disease, combined with improper treatment and care, may lead to other complications, so spinal cord cavitation should be treated in a timely manner, along with other rehabilitation care, especially diet. Patients with increased sweating after cold should eat scientifically and reasonably to replenish the body’s nutritional needs, which requires abandoning bad eating habits to avoid aggravating the condition with bad eating habits. So, what dietary habits are undesirable for patients with increased sweating after cold? 1, the diet is too salty: after the cold sweating patient’s diet is too salty, salt intake is too high to cause hypertension, stroke, heart disease and kidney failure. Therefore, the diet of patients with increased sweating after cold should be light, in addition, patients with increased sweating after cold should drink more plain water to promote cellular metabolism and toxin excretion in the organism. 2, the diet is too fine: after the cold sweating patients diet is too fine easy to cause vitamin, fiber and trace elements intake is insufficient. The dietary fiber in coarse grains can effectively relieve constipation symptoms in patients with increased sweating after cold, but also help to lose weight and prevent colon cancer. 3, irregular diet: “no point in eating, forgetting to eat” is the habit of many modern people, however, hungry and full, will slowly erode the health of the stomach. Stomach is an organ that strictly adheres to the “schedule”, and there are physiological peaks and valleys of gastric juice secretion in a day, so as to digest food in time. Stomach acid and pepsin will digest the gastric mucosa itself if there is no food to neutralize it, causing damage to the gastric mucosa, which is undoubtedly worse for patients with poor appetite and poor digestive ability to increase sweating after cold. 4, too much dinner: too much dinner or late night snacking before going to bed, will not only affect sleep, leading to obesity, but also force the gastrointestinal tract in the overload “stress work”, increasing the digestive and absorption burden of the gastrointestinal tract of patients.