Definition Sweating is a sudden reaction of the body to regulate the body core temperature or as an additional symptom during shock symptoms. The body core temperature is about 37°C, below this temperature the body ensures an optimal performance of its tasks. It is regulated by parts of the nervous system that directly stimulate the … Weld breakout
Diagnosis To call sweating a diagnosis would be medically wrong. It is an accompanying symptom of many basic diseases, especially those related to heat balance and metabolism. Thus thyroid gland illnesses, cardiovascular diseases etc. It is also a reaction to various causes which activate the involuntary nervous system (here the sympathetic nervous system) and thus … Diagnosis | Weld breakout
Therapy One way to reduce sweating is the use of aluminum chlorides, some of which are contained in deodorants sold in pharmacies. Applied locally, e.g. in the armpit region, they can be very effective as protection against annoying wetness (when used regularly). Otherwise, the “classic” sweats (as described here in this article) are not medically … Therapy | Weld breakout
What can you do against sweaty hands? There are various non-medical household remedies that are said to be effective against sweaty hands. They are mentioned below. Medical therapy is divided into surgical and non-surgical measures. One remedy that is also found in numerous antiperspirants (deodorants) is aluminiun chloride. It is not only available in deodorant … What can you do against sweaty hands? | Welding hands
Prognosis Sweaty hands are usually something that develops over the years (more often during puberty) and then does not return. Mostly it is therefore a permanent problem. With the above mentioned treatment methods, however, there are numerous starting points for effective therapy to make life easier for those affected by sweaty hands. Especially the therapy … Prognosis | Welding hands
Definition Sweaty hands are also called Hyperhidrosis palmaris in medical jargon. Excessive perspiration is produced in the area of the palms of the hands. This can be so pronounced that the hands are really wet. About 1-2% of the population suffer from excessive sweating (Hyperhidrosis). Severely affected persons often suffer from psychological symptoms because they … Welding hands
Diagnosis Patients with sweaty hands may also sweat more on other parts of the body. Feet and armpits are particularly relevant here. As already described above, patients with heavy perspiration on their hands often suffer from psychological complaints because they feel ashamed. They avoid situations in which a handshake might be necessary. Sweating and fear … Diagnosis | Welding hands
General information One of the most obvious signs of the aging process is the formation of skin wrinkles. These are usually caused by a natural decrease in the inherent elasticity and resilience of the skin and the underlying tissue. However, wrinkles can also be caused by soft tissue defects that have nothing to do with … Wrinkle treatment with hyaluronic acid
Risks and costs Compared to surgical facelifting, there are hardly any significant risks associated with wrinkle treatment with hyaluronic acid. Patients with very sensitive skin may experience redness and/or inflammation in the area of the puncture marks following the application. In addition, small blisters can form in the treated areas of the face, but these … Risks and costs | Wrinkle treatment with hyaluronic acid
Denervation is the cutting of nerves or nerve tracts so that they do not transmit information to the brain and, conversely, the brain can no longer send information via the denervated nerve. In the majority of cases, the procedure is performed to eliminate unwanted, mostly chronic pain. Denervation can also be a therapeutic option for … Reservation
According to Wilhelm The denervation according to Wilhelm describes a surgical technique that is supposed to help people with tennis elbow to relieve their pain. With tennis elbow, the pain is mainly at the tendon attachment points of the elbow bone. By interrupting the transmission of stimuli from two pain-conducting nerves in this area, the … According to Wilhelm | Reservation
Patella The most common reason for chronic pain in the patella is again degenerative wear and tear due to overloading. Especially athletes who have to jump a lot during their sport (long jump, high jump, volleyball, basketball) suffer from this. In the long term, the pain can become so bad that a longer break is … Patella | Reservation
