Definition The Frey syndrome is also called Gustatory sweating, Gustatory hyperhidrosis or Auriculotemporal syndrome. It is an extremely pronounced sweating of the skin in the face and neck area, which is triggered during eating or any other gustatory stimulus. Triggers can be the eating of any kind of food, but also candy sucking, tasting, chewing … Frey Syndrome
Associated symptoms of Frey syndrome The Frey syndrome is characterized by a pronounced sweating in the face and neck area when eating food and any other gustatory stimuli such as tasting, chewing, biting and sucking candy. This gustatory sweating is accompanied by a pronounced reddening of the skin. The symptoms are perceived as extremely unpleasant … Associated symptoms of Frey syndrome | Frey Syndrome