What is the reason for sweating after eating?

Sweating for no reason as soon as you eat is not uncommon in today's life. This is what we call spontaneous sweating and night sweats. In fact, many times it is caused by central nervous system disorders or some diseases of the body.

1. Spontaneous sweating is sweating for no reason and involuntarily, usually in a daytime environment where it is not hot and there is no exercise. Medically, night sweats are considered to be sweating while sleeping at night, and the sweating stops after waking up. Of course, there are many other sweating conditions that are also classified. Some spontaneous sweating and night sweats are pathological in medicine and are combined with certain diseases. Sometimes it is related to central nervous system disorders in the body. Spontaneous sweating is related to many diseases, such as some high fever diseases such as fever, pneumonia, rheumatic fever and other diseases.

2. There are also some other causes of endocrine disorders, such as menopausal syndrome, and some metabolic diseases such as hyperthyroidism. There are also some common disease conditions such as the hypoglycemia state of diabetes or the pain and hypoxia state of coronary heart disease. Other causes of sweating include taking aspirin. Therefore, there are many reasons for spontaneous sweating.

3. Everyone sweats. Sweating is a physiological function of the human body to excrete and regulate body temperature. However, if the pattern of sweating or the amount, color, and smell of sweat changes, it may serve as a sign of certain diseases and should be taken seriously. The following is an explanation of some common sweating phenomena from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine: Spontaneous sweating is not caused by hot weather, taking sweating drugs or other stimuli. Frequent sweating is called "spontaneous sweating". It is mostly caused by weak lung qi, weak Wei Yang, and leakage of body fluids, and is often accompanied by symptoms of Yang qi deficiency such as fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and chills.

4. Sweating is common in children with rickets and patients with hyperthyroidism. Sweating is a physiological function of the human body for excretion and regulation of body temperature. However, if the pattern of sweating or the amount, color, and smell of sweat changes, it may serve as a sign of certain diseases and should be taken seriously. The following is an explanation of some common sweating phenomena from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine: Spontaneous sweating is not caused by hot weather, taking sweating drugs or other stimuli. Frequent sweating is called "spontaneous sweating". It is mostly caused by weak lung qi, weak Wei Yang, and leakage of body fluids, and is often accompanied by symptoms of Yang qi deficiency such as fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and chills. It is more common in children with rickets and patients with hyperthyroidism. Another possibility is calcium and vitamin deficiency.