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Increased sweating

Increased sweating is a natural reflex reaction of the body's thermoregulation system to high temperature indices of the environment. The release of sweat makes it possible to protect the body from overheating and to balance the internal temperature.

Violation of sweating

Disturbances of sweating are related to one of the frequent and at the same time poorly understood symptoms of the disturbance of the functioning of the autonomic nervous system. The sweating system, along with the cardiovascular, respiratory systems and skin provides a highly adaptable person to the conditions of hot climate, physical work at normal and elevated ambient temperature.

Edema Syndrome

Osteal syndrome is an excessive accumulation of fluid in the tissues of the body and serous cavities, accompanied by an increase in the volume of tissues or a decrease in the serous cavity with a change in physical properties (turgor, elasticity) and the function of tissues and organs.

Skin rash (skin rash)

Exanthema (rash) - a discrete pathological formation of the skin, its response to the effects of toxins and metabolites of the pathogen. Reaction of the skin is manifested by the fullness of the vessels of the microcirculatory bed, increased vascular permeability with the development of edema and hemorrhage, necrosis of the epidermis and deeper layers of the skin, dystrophic changes in cells (balloon dystrophy), serous, purulent, serous-hemorrhagic inflammation.

High temperature in a child

Body temperature refers to the main indicators of the functional state of the body, its homeostasis. With an increase in body temperature, the vital activity of pathogenic microorganisms is suppressed and the processes of phagocytosis, chemotaxis, immunoglobulin synthesis, gamma interferon and tumor necrosis factor stimulation, and stimulation of memory cells are intensified.

Edema

Edema (oedema) - excessive accumulation of extracellular (interstitial) fluid in the tissues of the body. Edema occurs primarily in the subcutaneous tissue, especially where it is more friable.

Dry skin

Dry skin can be either a reflection of physiological changes in the body (eg, aging, menopausal changes due to a significant decrease in the content of estrogen in the blood), and painful conditions.

Elasticity of the skin

The elasticity of the skin depends on the content of the liquid in it and the properties of its constituents (primarily connective tissue proteins), the elasticity of the skin is checked by collecting the skin in a fold and observing its expansion. Normal turgor is characterized by sufficient elasticity of the skin, when the released skin fold is instantly straightened.

Increased sweating

Sometimes excessive sweating is accompanied by a special rash (sweating) in the form of vesicles the size of a poppy seed covering the skin, like dew. The sweating is caused by a blockage of the excretory ducts of sweat glands.

Hair loss (hair loss)

Alopecia (baldness) - absence or thinning of hair on the skin in places of usual growth (more often on the scalp). The causes of rapid hair loss can be the following conditions.

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