palmar hyperhidrosis

1. Introduction Constant, disproportionate sweating of the hands and feet regardless of ambient temperature or physical exertion is a recognized clinical condition known as primary focal hyperhidrosis. This localized overproduction of sweat results from an overactive sympathetic nervous system rather than a thermoregulatory need to cool the body. The sweat glands themselves are structurally normal, … Read more

1. Introduction Excessive sweating on the palms and soles of the feet is primarily caused by a neurological condition called primary focal hyperhidrosis. This localized overproduction of sweat results from a hyperactive sympathetic nervous system that overstimulates the eccrine sweat glands, even in the absence of heat or physical exertion. Patients suffering from this condition … Read more