Excessive sweating, or hyperhidrosis as it is called medically, is a fairly common condition. Approximately 2%-3% of the population suffers from excessive sweating. Excessive sweating is a condition when the sweat glands in the body produce a lot of sweat, far in excess of the amount required to maintain a healthy body temperature.

There are many causes of excessive sweating. They are listed as follow:

• Hormonal Changes: When a person undergoes massive hormonal changes at puberty or menopause, it is possible to contract this condition.
• Foods: Some foods cause excessive sweating in the body and must be avoided by those who are prone to sweating.
• Other Diseases: Sometimes, excessive sweating may be a symptom of far more dangerous conditions like heart attack or tuberculosis. It is important to get a medical diagnosis for excessive sweating to rule out other potential medical causes.
• Medication: Some medication that is used in the treatment of chronic diseases may be very strong and may cause excessive sweating as a result. In some cases, medication also leads to changes in the hormonal balance of the body, leading to excessive sweat production.
• Mental Stress: Mental stress can also lead to excessive sweating by disrupting the normal hormonal balance.
• Physical Duress: the body may sweat excessively to help cope with physically stressful conditions like extreme pain.

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