1. CAUSES | SYMPTOMS | DIAGNOSIS | TREATMENT
HYPOHIDROSIS
CAUSES | SYMPTOMS | DIAGNOSIS | TREATMENT

2. INTRODUCTION TO HYPOHIDROSIS
Hypohidrosis is a condition in which a person loses his ability to sweat even in hot and humid conditions.
Hypohidrosis often increases the amount of heat in the body
Hypohidrosis can affect smaller or larger areas of the body. Most people are not aware that they are suffering from Hypohidrosis.
Hypohidrosis can lead to the development of another serious condition known as Anhidrosis which results in complete absence of sweating.

3. CAUSES OF HYPOHIDROSIS
The abnormality in sweat glands is the most common cause behind the occurrence of Hypohidrosis. The sweat glands of the body may not work properly thus, causing excessive dryness of skin. People who do not sweat even while exercising are at higher risk of developing Hypohidrosis. Other possible causes of Hypohidrosis are:
Excessive alcohol consumption
Immune system disorder such as Sjogren’s syndrome
Skin damage
Leprosy
Nervous system disorder

4. CAUSES OF HYPOHIDROSIS
Pulmonary problems
Trauma
Dead skin cells
Uncontrolled diabetes
Scleroderma
Bone marrow disorder
Accumulation of abnormal proteins
Genetic defect
Drug abuse
Dehydration
Congenital disorder
Thyroid disorder

5. SIGN AND SYMPTOMS OF HYPOHIDROSIS
The signs and symptoms of Hypohidrosis depend on which part of the body is affected by Hypohidrosis. Hypohidrosis may affect one part of the body or the whole body. Consult a dermatologist immediately if you experience any of these symptoms. The common symptoms of Hypohidrosis are: 
Dizziness
Flushing
Weakness

6. SIGN AND SYMPTOMS OF HYPOHIDROSIS
Loss of body sweat
Body cramps
Heat stroke
Rapid heart beat
Nausea
Fatigue
Blurred vision

7. DIAGNOSIS OF HYPOHIDROSIS
Diagnostic tests for Hypohidrosis may include:  Sweat imprint Test - For measuring the sweat in the patient’s body.
Quantitative sudomotor axon reflex test (QSART) - For detecting the amount of sweat produced from the patient’s body in response to a given stimulus.
Tissue biopsy - Taking the sample of the affected tissue from the sweat gland and observing it under the microscope.
Thermoregulatory test - In this test, sweat production is measured by exposing the skin to an increased temperature. The alizarin powder is sprinkled, which changes its color from purple to orange if sweat appears.

8. TREATMENT OF HYPOHIDROSIS
The treatment of Hypohidrosis focuses on suppressing the underlying causes of Hypohidrosis. A dermatologist may inject local anesthetic into the sympathetic nerve tissue in the neck. In some cases, a he may prescribe tropical antiperspirants to get relief from the symptoms. 
Natural treatment of Hypohidrosis 
Drink plenty of water
Avoid exercising in hot weather
Wear comfortable and loose clothes
Avoid alcohol
Sponge skin with cold water

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