Absolute shape of the sweat:
This figure occurs in:
Horner's syndrome has many sclerosis.
the reasons:
- Newborn and premature infants usually show no temporary sweating for several weeks likely because of temporary immaturity of the nerves.
- Neural causes: Head trauma Heading rate Histria Surgical neurological problems.
- Surgery: Tumors in the third ventricle regions lead to the absence of control of the hypothalamic centers of the hypothalamus.
- Blockage of the ethnic channels or their mouths leads to the retention of sweat and atherosclerosis as in the diphtheria dermatitis conjunctivitis dermatitis diphtheria and psoriasis.
- Topical antiperspirants containing aluminum sulfate. This form of non-sweating is the most common watch in general practice.
- Post-removal of the amniotic node leads to no sweating in the areas afflicted by these nerve fibers.
- Peripheral peripheral nerve fibers degenerate as in peripheral neuropathy and diabetes.
- Medications: sympathetic sympathomas, atropine, similarities and topical drugs.
- The genetic absence of ethnic glands, both in localized and generalized areas, as in genetically defective dendritic dystrophy.
- Atrophy of sweat glands as in burns.
- Radiation dermatitis.
Some diseases such as scleroderma and idiopathic dermatitis are accompanied by an unknown cause.
Treatment:
- Treatment is usually unsuccessful without controlling the causative agent.
- Treatment of complications resulting from the retention of sweat such as smoke.
Public means:
- Avoid extreme effort.
Avoid exposure to heat (hot weather).
- Air conditioners and air fresheners may benefit the patient.
- Sweat retention.
This figure occurs in:
Horner's syndrome has many sclerosis.
the reasons:
- Newborn and premature infants usually show no temporary sweating for several weeks likely because of temporary immaturity of the nerves.
- Neural causes: Head trauma Heading rate Histria Surgical neurological problems.
- Surgery: Tumors in the third ventricle regions lead to the absence of control of the hypothalamic centers of the hypothalamus.
- Blockage of the ethnic channels or their mouths leads to the retention of sweat and atherosclerosis as in the diphtheria dermatitis conjunctivitis dermatitis diphtheria and psoriasis.
- Topical antiperspirants containing aluminum sulfate. This form of non-sweating is the most common watch in general practice.
- Post-removal of the amniotic node leads to no sweating in the areas afflicted by these nerve fibers.
- Peripheral peripheral nerve fibers degenerate as in peripheral neuropathy and diabetes.
- Medications: sympathetic sympathomas, atropine, similarities and topical drugs.
- The genetic absence of ethnic glands, both in localized and generalized areas, as in genetically defective dendritic dystrophy.
- Atrophy of sweat glands as in burns.
- Radiation dermatitis.
Some diseases such as scleroderma and idiopathic dermatitis are accompanied by an unknown cause.
Treatment:
- Treatment is usually unsuccessful without controlling the causative agent.
- Treatment of complications resulting from the retention of sweat such as smoke.
Public means:
- Avoid extreme effort.
Avoid exposure to heat (hot weather).
- Air conditioners and air fresheners may benefit the patient.
- Sweat retention.
