Yes, this can definitely be improved. Sweating a lot while eating (gustatory sweating) along with excessive sweating on walking or in warm weather usually points to primary hyperhidrosis, which is an overactive sympathetic sweat response - it is not dangerous but is treatable. Before treating it I would like to rule out secondary causes, so please get a TSH (thyroid), fasting and post-meal blood sugar with HbA1c, haemoglobin and a vitamin D level; in some people an overactive thyroid or early diabetes is the reason. Treatment options in order: start with a 10-20 percent aluminium chloride hexahydrate antiperspirant applied at night to the affected areas (underarms, palms, face) and washed off in the morning - this alone helps many people. Wear loose cotton clothes, avoid very hot, spicy food, tea/coffee and alcohol which are strong triggers, and keep well hydrated. If that is not enough, an oral anticholinergic such as oxybutynin can be prescribed in a low dose and slowly adjusted by your doctor, or a topical glycopyrronium cloth can be used for facial sweating. For stubborn underarm or palm sweating, botulinum toxin injections give 6-9 months of relief and iontophoresis works well for palms - both are done by a dermatologist. Please get evaluated sooner if the sweating is mainly at night, or comes with weight loss, fever, palpitations, tremors or lumps in the neck, as those need a different work-up. Do consult me on Practo or come to Synergy Multispeciality Hospital, Miraj with your reports and we can plan this properly.

Take adequate water keep yourself hydrated. AVOID trigger like spicy outside food. Prefer home cooked meals with additional protein and fibre in diet

For an adult with new-onset profuse sweating while eating, I would consider: BP and pulse Fasting glucose + HbA1cTSH and free T4 CBC Review of all medications Neurological examination for peripheral/autonomic neuropathy If episodes are associated with symptoms of hypoglycaemia: capillary glucose during the episode The distribution of sweating is particularly useful diagnostically. If you tell me where exactly you sweat (face/head/chest/full body), whether it is one-sided or bilateral, whether it occurs with every meal or only spicy/hot food, and whether there is diabetes or previous parotid/neck surgery, I can narrow down the most likely diagnosis and treatment.

As per your symptoms it is probably Gustatory Hyperhidrosis…which is trigger during eating ….which may be due to hyperthyroidism/diabetes/certain medication.

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We have to find out the reason for sweating after eating and after minor exertion Do an hba1c,fasting blood sugar,TSH,ECGif there is sweating associated with palpitations .it is gustatory sweating after food hypoglycemia or autonomic causes ,hyperthyroidism or chest pain can cause this

What other symptoms are present along with the sweating ? Is sweating present all over the face or involve either side ? Excessive sweating is due to sympathetic nervous system overactivity. Get Thyroid profile tested first , to rule out Hyperthyroidism , and also there are various causes for gustatory sweating (sweating present during eating) , fir example diabetes , frey's syndrome. Please visit Neurologistbfor proper evaluation for the cause.

Any history of weight loss ?? normally it occurs in hyperthyroidism or generally occurs in high BMR patients after eating Any surgery in face??

Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult

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