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Sweaty Palms - by Hinduja Hospital
1. SWEATY PALMS
Dr. AVINASH N. KATARA
MS, DNB, MNAMS, MRCSEd, Fellow-MIS(Singapore)
Laparoscopic, Thoracoscopic & Bariatric Surgeon
2. What is sweating?
Sweating (or perspiration) is the
production of a fluid, consisting
primarily of water as well as various
dissolved solids (chiefly chlorides),
that is excreted by the sweat glands
in the skin of mammals.
4. Why do we sweat?
Sweating is an important
bodily function that allows
us to control our body
temperature and keep it
within the normal range.
5. When do we sweat?
We all sweat as a normal
response to different
forms of stress e.g. heat,
exercise or emotional
stress
6. What is hyperhidrosis?
Hyperhidrosis is the excessive
sweating produced by the body
that is non-physiological and
disproportionate to that
required for regulation of body
heat.
8. Causes of hyperhidrosis?
Primary (unexplained or unknown cause)
or
secondary to other medical conditions
(neurological, endocrine, metabolic, infectious
or malignant diseases, drugs, toxins etc. )
9. Sweaty Palms
No apparent cause
It may be associated with
excessive sweating of the
soles and armpits
10. Who gets hyperhidrosis?
It affects both sexes, all races and often has a
family predisposition (genetic)
11. Who gets hyperhidrosis?
Usually begins in childhood, gradually
progresses during the teens and adulthood
Hi, this is Dr Avinash Katara, and I welcome you to todays Webinar on Sweaty Palms.
The human body has 2-5 million sweat glands.
Sweating is an important bodily that allows us to control our body temperature and keep it within the normal range.
We all sweat as a normal response to different forms of stress e.g. heat, exercise or emotional stress
Primary palmar hyperhidrosis is a medical condition which is commonly referred to as SWEATY PALMS.It is characteristic feature is excessive sweating form the palms. It may seldom be mild, but more often than not patients would have their hands dripping with sweat.It may be associated with excessive sweating from the soles of feet or armpits.
The incidence is about 1% in the western world.
Regardless of which part is affected, excessive sweating is a nuisance to those who suffer from it. Of these, sweaty palms is the most incapacitating. There are significantemotional and physical disabilities arising from its nuisance. Patients are not only uncomfortable, but often socially and professionally embarrassed by it e.g. while shaking hands, writing, playing musical instruments, handling paper, painting, using electronics, computers, mobile phones etc.
Endothoracic sympathectomy is minimally invasive surgical procedure which is now considered the gold standard of treatment for sweaty palms.It employs tiny key holes to gain access to the chest cavity.Patients are discharged within 24 hours of the procedure.
The sympathetic chain is a Bundle of nerve fibresthat runs from the base of the skull up to the tail bone. In the chest, it runs in the back, along the ribs.Over activity of the sympathetic system causes Sweaty palms.Surgery targets blockade of the sympathetic chain.
The sympathetic chain is a Bundle of nerve fibresthat runs from the base of the skull up to the tail bone. In the chest, it runs in the back, along the ribs.Over activity of the sympathetic system causes Sweaty palms.Surgery targets blockade of the sympathetic chain.
The procedure requires general anesthesia.
Patients are usually observed in the hospital overnight.
And discharged the next morning
ETS surgery has immediate results and is a well accepted procedure for sweaty palms.The effects are permanent is more than 90%, with minimal or no morbidity.Patients are blessed by a dramatic improvement in their quality of life.
The effects are permanent is more than 90%, with minimal or no morbidity.Patients are blessed by a dramatic improvement in their quality of life.
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