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How can I control of this problem? Hyperhidrosis over sweating hand foot"
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How can I control of this problem? Hyperhidrosis over sweating hand foot" - #23196

Nasim Ahmed

Over sweating hand and foot,I have been suffering from since childhood,I sweat a lot, even in the cold and in the hot. That's why I'm in a lot of trouble. I can't even study.And to reduce the same disease, I have taken a lot of medicine, including homeopathy and alophatic ,but it has not reduced even one percent.

Age: 19
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Avoid spicy, oily and processed food. Regular exercise and meditation. Increase intake of raw vegetables and fruits. Guduchi satva 500mg twice Tab.Brahmi 1-0-1
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When it comes to excessive sweating in your hands and feet, known as hyperhidrosis, understanding the underlying cause from an Ayurvedic standpoint is crucial. Ayurveda considers sweating as a function governed by the Pitta dosha, coupled with the influence of Vata dosha, which can result in an imbalance leading to your symptoms. Firstly, paying attention to diet is important. Including foods that are cooling and pacifying for Pitta such as cucumbers, melons, sweet fruits, and coriander could be beneficial. Avoid hot, spicy, and oily foods, as they can aggravate Pitta. It might also help to reduce the intake of stimulants like caffeine and excessive salt. Herbal remedies can also offer relief. A tea made from sage leaves has been traditionally used for reducing perspiration. Steep a few leaves in hot water and sip it daily. Another potent remedy is applying Sandalwood powder mixed with a little rose water on your hands and feet. It's calming and cooling for the skin. Next, consider incorporating yoga and meditation into your routine, which helps balance doshas and reduces stress—a known trigger for hyperhidrosis. Pranayama, especially "Sheetali" and "Sheetkari," are breathing techniques that have a cooling effect and can help calm your nervous system. From a treatment perspective, Abhyanga (self-massage) with cooling oils like coconut or neem oil might be quite useful. It helps balance the doshas while moisturizing the skin and calming the nervous system. After applying oil, a bath with lukewarm water, infused with a few drops of lavender oil, can be quite soothing. Lastly, a visit to an experienced Ayurvedic practitioner would always be advisable for personalized treatment, especially if the condition is impacting your daily life to such an extent. While Ayurveda offers ways to manage symptoms effectively, some cases might require a more detailed, individualized approach. Remember, true balance in Ayurveda comes when mind, body, and spirit work in harmony, so maintaining consistency with these approaches and being patient as your body adjusts is key.
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