Head sweating is usually caused by four endocrine disorders from the Western medical point of view. First, hypoglycemic reaction, of course, when hypoglycemia occurs, the head is prone to heavy sweating, accompanied by hand tremors, dizziness, weakness, transient loss of consciousness and blackness in front of the eyes, usually relieved by taking high sugar drinks or drinks. Second, pre-diabetes, in the pre-diabetes, the body will appear negative nitrogen balance, thirst, drinking, urination, sweating, will also appear more sweating head situation. Third, people with hyperthyroidism are prone to sweating, especially more sweating on the head, neck and armpits. Fourth, female endocrine disorders, such as premature failure of ovarian function before and after menopause will also lead to easy sweating of the head and neck. Finally, from the perspective of Chinese medicine, head sweating is a sign of deficiency, usually based on kidney deficiency and spleen deficiency. Regardless of the cause, it is recommended to go to a hospital for systematic treatment if there is excessive head sweating.