I know it has been some time now ppl discussing over this thread..could even be pointless to participate at this point... but will give it a shot regardless
I have the same problem except worse...i sweat so intense that i have to carry a towel with me in my back pack all the time and have stopped engaging in business meetings and all. To top it all off i am bald.
Solution- avoid spicy food altogether when you are out dinning with ppl.
I have the same problem except worse...i sweat so intense that i have to carry a towel with me in my back pack all the time and have stopped engaging in business meetings and all. To top it all off i am bald.
Solution- avoid spicy food altogether when you are out dinning with ppl.
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Omg me to. Even when I don't tastell much pepper my head brakes out in water works. And I don't know why
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Avoid salad dressing . The vinegar fosters sweating also. No ketchup on burgers or fries. Mustard also can cause the sweating. Avoid alcohol which can trigger it also. Stick with water plain, no lemon. Juices cause it also.............OJ, etc. Not apple juice. And.......simply avoid spicy foods; order BLAND. It is annoying, uncomfortable, and sometimes embarrassing in public at a lunch, dinner etc. If you can put up with the sweating, then just eat those trigger foods at home, and not out. I once had a long episode from frozen raspberries, and a very severe one from a large glass of freshly squeezed OJ in a restaurant......too many oranges. As a kid, I remember I used to sweat from those CHARMS candy, hard candy in a little rectangular pkg.......different colors/flavors. Had it from life savers too. You just have to remember NOT to eat those foods. My sweating is from the chin up, with a lot on the scalp.
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I am 66 years old, i have the same problem of sweating on the head but normally i do not sweat anywhere on the body.so i have to make sure i have a tissue to wipe as drops falls from my head. i do not worry much.
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yes i have this issue too, i sweat on head on face, and after shower my eyes get red too.
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so glad I found this blog, now I know it's not just me. I can start sweating just from smelling peppers, eating frys with ketchup makes my scalp sweat bad...I can even start sweating from reading the ingredients on a jar of peppers
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Happens to me whenever I eat spicy hot food. I enjoy the sensation. To me the best spicy food is warm to the mouth but has a bald spot sweating component
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Glad to see I'm not the only one. Only difference for me is that the scalp sweating is limited to specifically when I eat Thai chilles. I'm 35, and I've always LOVED spicy food. Things like jalapenos or even habaneros don't bother me the least bit, but when my Thai mother in law cooks for us, I know with certainty I'm going to need a towel. It's not the level of heat, it's the type of pepper. Even small amounts that don't taste spicy in my mouth cause this reaction. I love the flavors so much it doesn't stop me, but I'm starting to wonder if it could be risky to provoke what seems like an allergic reaction.
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When I start eating Jalepeños, I immediately start sweating from the very top of my head, lasts for minutes lol feels like a volcano of sweat errupting from my head, guess I'm not alone, it must be a cold down mechanism for the body to relax.
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Me too having this problem since 22 years old. I'm 31 now. I had jaw corrective surgery at 21. I think it's related to nerve damage during the surgery. But I'm looking forward for treatment. Also I've lost all my hair. I'm an Indian and I cannot stay away from spicy food. Please hekp
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m also have same issue. when i eat hot foods, fast foods, oily foods. my face and head start sweating its really weird. please me out.
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Please see the link below. It is called gustatory hyperhidrodis and there are treatments available: ***this post is edited by moderator *** *** posting of web addresses is not allowed*** Please read our Terms of Use
Hope this helps someone.
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