In men, profuse sweating on the top of the head during meals may be a normal phenomenon, or it may be due to damp heat in the spleen and stomach, or lack of consolidation of body qi. It is recommended to visit a hospital in time to determine the cause and treat the cause. Common causes and treatments are as follows: 1. Normal phenomenon: 1. Dietary factors: hot dining environment, eating overheated as well as spicy food can lead to an increase in body temperature, thus causing a large amount of sweating. This is a normal physiological phenomenon, does not require special treatment, by changing the patient’s eating habits and dining environment can be alleviated; 2, personal factors: if they are more obese, more heat production, in order to speed up the body heat, sweat secretion than normal people more vigorous, and every time you eat unless you eat ice cream, drink cold drinks and other cases, generally more heat food, aggravating the body heat production. In order to dissipate heat, the obese people’s sweat will secrete vigorously. Second, the pathological factors: 1, spleen and stomach damp heat: when men’s daily diet is based on greasy, high sugar food, will lead to the spleen and stomach can not be transported, brewed damp heat, damp heat contains steam, forced Jin outside the leak, can lead to excessive head sweating. This situation can be treated with drugs to clear damp heat, such as Huo Xiang Zheng Qi Pill, Rizhong Pill, Citrus Conductive Pill, etc.; 2, Wei Qi is not solid: men eating head sweat may also be a manifestation of qi deficiency. Chinese medicine believes that qi has a solidifying effect on fluid, can rhythmically regulate and control the excretion of fluid to maintain the balance of fluid metabolism in the body. If the qi deficiency of fixation role is weakened, the phenomenon of unexplained loss of fluids will occur, such as the Wei Qi is not solid may lead to the symptoms of head sweating, it is recommended to take the Chinese medicine for Qi astringent sweat, such as Yu Ping Feng San to fix the Wei astringent sweat, for treatment.