Ayurvedic Cure for Hyperhidrosis
Posted September 15, 2019Hyperhidrosis - sweating in excess, is a common condition. This condition may be of unknown cause or secondary to other diseases, metabolic disorders, febrile illnesses, or medication. There may be no detectable cause for excessive sweating - a medical condition known as essential hyperhidrosis. Pitha body types of persons are prone to excessive sweating, according to Ayurveda.
The severity can vary from time to time. It can be made worse by triggers such as anxiety, emotion, spicy foods, and heat. Anxiety about the sweating itself may make it worse. Others may have sweating as a symptom of known medical conditions, such as: overactive thyroid gland, gout, rheumatoid arthritis, hypoglycemia, spinal cord injuries, liver disease, anxiety disorders etc. Localized over sweating is emotionally induced and usually affects the palms, soles, and/or armpits.
An individual's body odor is also influenced by diet, gender, genetics, health and medication. Although perspiration is practically odorless, perspiration can sometimes cause an unpleasant smell when it comes into contact with bacteria on the skin. Body odor can also be caused due to minor to major reasons like Eating garlic; Fungal infections; Gastrointestinal abnormalities; Kidney disease; Diabetes, Poor hygiene; Stale sweat; Liver problems; Zinc & Vitamin C deficiency; Urinary infection, Fish odor syndrome etc. Some people with body odor have imbalances affecting the 'friendly bacteria' which live inside our digestive systems.
- Resort to wearing loose clothes, using antiperspirants, and increased water intake.
- The tannic acid in the tea has astringent properties that can act as a natural antiperspirant. You may add a cup of cold concentrated black tea in your bathtub.
- She can use sidhardhaka choornam or nimbadi choornam as a bath powder
- After bath, add a tablespoon of honey to tepid water for the final rinse.
- Boil mint leaves and add the water to her bath water.
- Avoid triggers which can make things worse such as heat or spicy food. Finding ways to alleviate stress is important.
- Try reducing broccoli, white onion, beef, liver and turkey in her diet.
- Try applying sandalwood paste and or Aloe vera
- Intake of Pitta pacifying Ayurveda herbs like guloochyadi kashayam, chandanadi kashayam, satavari gulam etc. on medical prescription give help.
- Consider eliminating caffeinated drinks as well as foods such as garlic and onions.
- Consider giving her a probiotic supplement.
- Eating a tablespoon of aniseed is another way of smelling fresh and sweet.
Take 10 grams of kalyanagulam at bedtime
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