Department of Hyperhidrosis
The Hyperhidrosis department examines and diagnoses a pathological bothersome condition, which may have significant adverse psychological, social or professional effects for the patient.
Diagnostic centers
G. Papandreou 52 – Heraklion, Crete
Hyperhidrosis occurs equally often in men and women.
There seems to be a hereditary predisposition, but the mode of transmission of the gene is not known.
When we say hyperhidrosis, we mean the large production of sweat by sweat glands. It is a pathological condition and is mainly found in the armpits, palms, soles.
Primary hyperhidrosis is called the increased activity of the sympathetic nervous plexus with quite large sweat production.
Secondary hyperhidrosis is the result of some pathological condition that is usually due to either endocrine gland disorders or excessive syndromes.
A good medical history as well as a series of tests will help in the differential diagnosis of primary-secondary hyperhidrosis.
Hyperhidrosis Control
The diagnosis of hyperhidrosis is carried out in the BioMediGen diagnostic centers by two methods.
- Quality control (Minor test).
- Quantitative control and mg sweat measurement
The examination is by appointment.