Kidney yin deficiency is prone to the symptoms of sweating, but whether sweating is kidney yin deficiency also needs to be combined with other aspects of the symptomatic manifestations and tongue and pulse to determine.
According to Chinese medicine, the kidney is the foundation of the innate nature, and the kidney is the main sealing and hiding, when the kidney is deficient and the kidney qi is not solid, it is easy to have slippery semen, wheezing, enuresis, excessive sweating and so on. Kidney yin deficiency refers to the deficiency of kidney yin, loss of nourishment, and internal disturbance of deficiency heat, which is manifested by symptoms of yin deficiency such as lumbago and pain, spermatorrhea, scanty menstruation, dizziness and tinnitus and hot flashes, night sweating (abnormal sweating after going to sleep, and sweating stops after waking up), and other symptoms of yin deficiency.
Kidney yang deficiency refers to the deficiency of kidney yang, the body loses its warmth, and is mainly manifested by symptoms of yang deficiency such as soreness and coldness of the waist and knees, loss of libido, nocturnal enuresis, and fear of coldness and curling up, and whitening of the face. Kidney yang deficiency is less likely to manifest itself in the form of sweating.
When kidney yin deficiency, sweating is often manifested as night sweating, that is, sweating during sleep, waking up after sweating. It is not always due to Kidney-Yin deficiency, but can also occur when the epidermis is deficient (weak muscle surface leading to abnormal sweating).
If you often have excessive sweating, you need to be diagnosed and treated by a professional doctor, and you should not treat it on your own to avoid causing damage to your body.