Why do I sweat easily when I have a cold

Colds are very common diseases in normal times, and there are many reasons for colds. After catching a cold, the symptoms of the body are different for each person. Some people will sweat a lot after catching a cold. Generally speaking, some people are often very scared after encountering this situation, worrying that there is something wrong with their health. Why is it easy to sweat after catching a cold?

Why do I sweat easily when I have a cold?

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that excessive sweating after a cold is related to qi deficiency, and can be treated with Yupingfeng Powder. Sweating may be a sign of physical weakness or a lack of certain trace elements. Excessive sweating can lead to the loss of essential trace elements and electrolyte imbalance in the body. Don't worry about sweating after a cold. Remember to drink plenty of water and replenish salt to avoid a large loss of body fluids causing water and electrolyte imbalance. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up first, and then take the necessary supplements and adjustments based on your own situation.

Why do I sweat after recovering from a cold?

What we usually see is that many patients sweat frequently after recovering from a cold. Most of the time it is because the body's immunity decreases after illness. This is what we often call physical weakness. This type of patients needs to be well taken care of, and it is necessary to get more rest in normal times, because sufficient rest can ensure the high-speed operation and normal behavioral ability of the human brain; the supplementation of appropriate nutrients is also very helpful in improving immunity.

The body's temperature is regulated by the secretion and evaporation of sweat. The amount of sweating will directly affect the health of your body. During a cold, the body may sweat due to the effects of medication or a decrease in the body's immune regulation function. Sweating at this time is to reduce temperature and alleviate symptoms.

If you have a mild cold, you don’t need to take medicine, because a cold is a process in which the body gradually recovers, and you will slowly get better without taking medicine. Just get some rest and drink plenty of water. If the cold is severe and there is a high fever, it is necessary to take appropriate medication, because high fever can cause convulsions and seizures, which is not good for the body.