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Hyperhidrosis means that you sweat much more than normal. Excessive sweating occurs even when you are not hot, anxious, or exercising. Some people with hyperhidrosis may suffer from night sweats.

Individuals with hyperhidrosis often experience social anxiety and embarrassment due to visible sweat marks, wet handshakes, or difficulty holding objects. These experiences can lead to avoidance of social interactions, negatively impacting personal relationships and career prospects. Moreover, hyperhidrosis can interfere with daily activities, such as driving or operating electronic devices, resulting in frustration and decreased quality of life.

Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) can be really distressing. Some people with hyperhidrosis avoid daily activities and social contact with others because of embarrassment about the problem, as this can lead to wet clothes or body odour.

The stigma associated with excessive sweating often results in lowered self-esteem and poor body image. Individuals with hyperhidrosis may feel judged or rejected by others -thus leading to depression, social isolation, and anxiety disorders, further exacerbating the emotional impact of the condition.

Anxiety about the sweating itself may make it worse. Excessive sweating tends to be a long-term condition.

Greater awareness about the psychosocial effects of hyperhidrosis and available treatment options is crucial for early intervention and improved quality of life.