Changes in Sweating after Prickly Heat

Prickly Heat

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Sulphate of Copper Lotion in Prickly Heat

Effect of facial cooling during heat acclimation process on adaptive changes in sweating activity.

On assumptions that tympanic temperature (Tty) reflects brain temperature and that the latter can be lowered by cooling of the face, effect of facial cooling during acclimation process on adaptive changes in sweating activity was examined, in comparison with the results of our previous studies on heat acclimation with controlled hyperthermia. Face fanning, by which Tty was clamped at approximat...

Hemifacial sweating after carotid artery dissection.

Sweating Disorder after Traumatic Brain Injury

Sweating Disorders after Traumatic Brain injury are common with multifactorial causes including injuries, tumours, infarcts or haemorrhages of the brain or medulla. Irritation of the central or peripheral nervous system may lead to an unexplainable spectrum of sweating ranging from anhidrosis to hyperhidrosis. Stroke in the region of the cerebral hemispheres, hypothalamus, pons & spinal cord ha...