What causes painful sweating under the arms? What should I do?

In summer, the hot weather will bring us all kinds of troubles. Some people will find that their armpits not only sweat a lot, but also feel pain. This situation makes them a little worried, fearing that they have some disease. So, what is the reason for sweating and pain in the armpits?

1. Problems will arise if any part of the human body surface is always in a moist state. When you sweat, your pores open, and the armpits do not dissipate heat well. There is a certain amount of salt in the sweat, and if the open pores are stimulated for a long time, it will produce a certain stinging sensation. This is a normal phenomenon and may also occur in other parts of the body. Pay attention to keeping the skin dry and this will not happen. Using some talcum powder or antiperspirant spray can make a big difference. In addition, always keep your arms at a slight angle to your body to give that part a chance to dissipate heat and prevent sweat from being retained too much, which can also make a big difference.

2. Some people find it difficult to touch the lymph nodes under their arms, and part of it is related to the way they touch! The pain in the armpits after sweating in spring and summer is related to the clothes you wear. The main reason is the friction in the armpits and local skin infection. It is recommended to change clothes frequently, take more baths, and keep the area ventilated and dry.

3. Considering that it is related to the excessive secretion of local sweat glands, you should take a bath frequently and use antiperspirants locally; severe underarm hyperhidrosis can be cured by minimally invasive sweat gland surgery.