handslikeclouds
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Hyperhidrosis affects my hands, feet, and under arms, although I'm mostly bothered by the hand sweating. But I've noticed that at night, a couple hours before I go to bed - even if I'm wearing a sweater and it's quite warm in my room - my hands will be relatively warm and dry.
(Of course, once I start thinking about them, they'll sweat a bit. But nothing like the way they do during the day.)
I know that hyperhidrosis can be triggered by stress/anxiety, and so people are going to tell me that the reason I'm dry at night is because I'm relaxed and it's "all in my head." But there are times during the day where I'm sitting at home, completely at ease, listening to music, and my hands are still clammy and dripping with sweat. Even when I'm not stressed at all.
So why is it that the sweating eases up so much at night? Does anyone else experience this similar phenomenon? It's the strangest thing. I'd kill for my hands to be like this when I'm in class in the morning!
(Of course, once I start thinking about them, they'll sweat a bit. But nothing like the way they do during the day.)
I know that hyperhidrosis can be triggered by stress/anxiety, and so people are going to tell me that the reason I'm dry at night is because I'm relaxed and it's "all in my head." But there are times during the day where I'm sitting at home, completely at ease, listening to music, and my hands are still clammy and dripping with sweat. Even when I'm not stressed at all.
So why is it that the sweating eases up so much at night? Does anyone else experience this similar phenomenon? It's the strangest thing. I'd kill for my hands to be like this when I'm in class in the morning!