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In the USA suffers from the raised sweating almost 3 % of the population

Philadelphia on August, 2nd 2004 the first national review spent to define prevalence of a hyperhidrosis (the raised sweating), diseases characterized excessive sweating, has shown that illness affects much more the most part of the population of the United States than, was preliminary informed. According to the review published this week in Magazine of the American Academy of Dermatology (JAAD), the whole 7.8 million Americans (or 2.8 percent of the American population) can have a hyperhidrosis (the raised sweating).

The big proportion suffering (1.3 million people, or 0.5 percent of the American population) have serious sweating of axillas, informing that swating at them is intolerable or hardly tolerant, and that it always or is often interfaced to their daily activity. Despite it and the fact that the range of variants of treatment is known, the review has shown that only the minority of patients ever consults to doctors about treatment.

The same problem JAAD represents references of multidisciplinary group of world-wide recognized doctors which have surveyed last clinical certificate and developed guides for a recognition, the diagnosis and treatment primary central hyperhidrosis which can affect axillas, palms, soles, the person and other areas. This group hyperhidrosis experts also have noticed that patients are often incorrectly diagnosed or ineptly treated, when they address for the first time for treatment, and they have called general practitioners and podiatrists to be well informed on signs and treatment hyperhidrosis to facilitate the diagnosis and to improve management of illness.

The hyperhidrosis (the raised sweating) can have a consequence essential professional, physical and emotional deterioration just as difficulties in personal relations and potential social stigmatization. Now, when there are some effective accessible variants of treatment, it is obligatory, that people who feel that they sweat too much, knew that they should speak with the doctor about their right to receive the appropriate diagnosis and the treatment, especially those people, ??????? which is so excessive that it limits or disturbs their daily activity.

The American prevalence a hyperhidrosis (the raised sweating), irrespective of the central site, was 2,8 percent and is similar for men and women. Research also has shown that an axillary hyperhidrosis (the raised sweating of axillas)1.4 percent of the American population (4 million people) affect half from all those with a hyperhidrosis (the raised sweating) (50.8 percent), or approximately in this number. Middle age people with a hyperhidrosis (the raised sweating) was 40 years, and middle age of the beginning of disease was 25 years.

Besides, the review has estimated deterioration and burden of the illness bound to a hyperhidrosis (the raised sweating) based on points from Questionnaire of Influence of a hyperhidrosis (the raised sweating) which investigated influence of sweating on daily vital activity of people. It has shown that for one third (32.4 percent) people with an axillary hyperhidrosis (the raised sweating of axillas), sweating is either intolerable or hardly tolerant, and that it always or often faces an everyday life, including work, social interactions, and physical activity during free time from work.

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