What causes sweaty nose?

In fact, many of our friends have sweating noses, but for some of them, the reason for sweating has nothing to do with sweat glands and may be caused by emotional excitement. If the sweat is not produced during the normal sweating process, you should pay attention to whether there is anything abnormal in your body. For example, if your hands and feet sweat in winter, it may be due to coldness.

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, sweating can be divided into the following situations

A. Hands and feet love to sweat:

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, people who sweat their hands and feet regardless of spring, summer, autumn or winter are suffering from damp heat in the spleen and stomach, blood deficiency and other reasons. If you are in this situation, you might as well go to the hospital and ask a Chinese medicine doctor to treat you.

B. Excessive sweating:

If you are a person who sweats a lot and your body is damp even in the winter, then you may have overexcited sympathetic nerves, resulting in excessive secretion of sweat glands.

C. Nose sweat:

If you often get sweat on the bridge of your nose and on both sides of your nose when you are nervous or talk too much. I suggest you see a Chinese medicine doctor to regulate your lungs.

D. Spontaneous sweating:

If you sweat easily normally, and sweat profusely after every activity, and feel mentally exhausted, physically weak, short of breath, and afraid of the wind, it is mostly due to weak stomach qi and a weak body surface. You should see a Chinese medicine doctor and get some qi-strengthening and body-strengthening conditioning.

E. Yellow sweat:

Have you ever found that your sweat is yellow? The main reason why sweat turns yellow is that when you are hot, you stimulate your body with cold factors, such as taking a cold shower after sweating a lot, or drinking too many cold drinks, which leads to an increase in the content of urea and other substances in the sweat, and the color of the sweat naturally changes.