What to do if your armpits are sweaty, red and painful

Sweating is the process of the human body excreting water from the body during metabolism. It is generally a normal phenomenon. Some people sweat under their armpits, and their armpits become red and painful when they sweat. In fact, this is also normal, because the pores are in an expanded state when sweating, and the heat dissipation under the armpits is generally not good. Since the armpits are always moist when people sweat, the skin will turn red. In fact, these are all normal situations.

Causes of painful armpit sweating:

It should be considered as localized hyperhidrosis. Due to the hot weather, the secretion of the apocrine sweat glands in the armpits is vigorous, resulting in obvious increase in armpit sweating. The stimulation of sweat can cause redness, pain and discomfort in the armpits, which often recur. For the current situation, you can apply some Xishilan Xialu on the armpits to reduce the secretion of sweat. Appropriate treatment with some calamine lotion can gradually improve the condition.

Treatment:

1. Diet adjustment

The dietary principles for patients with different types of arthritis are different. There is currently no conclusive evidence to prove that there is an inevitable link between nutritional deficiencies and arthritis, but nutritional deficiencies may cause arthritis to worsen, while overnutrition and obesity can induce or aggravate arthritis such as gouty arthritis and osteoarthritis.

Why are my armpits red and painful?

2. Physical therapy

Physical therapy mainly includes the following types: direct current electrotherapy and drug ion introduction, low-frequency pulse electrotherapy, medium-frequency current therapy, high-frequency electrotherapy, magnetic field therapy, ultrasound therapy, acupuncture, light therapy, namely infrared, ultraviolet, and cold therapy. On the basis of drug treatment, choosing appropriate physical therapy according to the location and nature of the affected joints can better relieve joint symptoms and promote functional recovery. In the acute stage of arthritis, ultraviolet radiation can relieve joint inflammation, while warm therapy is mainly used in the subacute and chronic stages.