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skin layers, perspiration, sweat, perspiration, salty liquid produced by the sweat glands, sweating, essential function that helps the body stay cool, sweat is commonly found under the arms, on the feet, on the palms, the hands, how much sweat depends on how many sweat glands have, a person is born, two to four million sweat glands, glands start to, become fully active, puberty, women actually have more sweat glands then men, - the men's glands, just more active, sweating, body's natural way of regulating temperature, people sweat more in, it's hot outside, people also sweat more when they exercise, in response to situations that make them nervous, angry, embarrassed, afraid,  , sweating is accompanied by fever, weight loss, chest pain, shortness of breath, a rapid, pounding heartbeat, talk to a doctor, indicate an underlying problem, hyperthyroidism, excessive sweating, a symptom of menopause, sweating, absent, sweating, excessive , warm temperatures, fever, menopause, overactive thyroid gland, low blood sugar, infection, cancer, sweating at night, an obvious cause, emotional or stressful situations, exercise, spicy foods, "gustatory sweating", drugs, antipyretics, antipsychotics, sympathomimetics, caffeine, morphine, alcohol, thyroid hormone, withdrawal from alcohol, narcotic pain killers, after an episode of sweating, a person should, wash the face, change clothes, bed sheets, replace lost body fluids by drinking plenty of water, slighly adjust room temperature to, prevent additional sweating, prolonged, excessive, unexplained sweating, sweating is accompanied, followed by chest pain, pressure, sweating is accompanied by weight loss, most often occurs, sleep, sweat, dorland's medical dictionary, 28th ed, philadelphia, pa, wb saunders company, 1994, 1617, drip, dry, dermatology insights, 3(1), available online at, aad.org/nr/rdonlyres/66f5c772-07e5-4839-a8d1-868108c58f99/0/dispring02.pdf#page=12, accessed, 2005.