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Gustatory sweaing
Is gustatory sweating cureable in ayurveda.
Means sweating heavily from scalp while eating even in air conditioned environment
I am having this condition from past 7-8 yrs .
Read somewhere that its frey syndrome.
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It is a condition of pitt dosh, and is very much treatable in ayurveda.
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You will need both ayurveda medicine and yoga therapy.
Sometimes the cause may be small which can cured at the earliest.
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You need ayurvediy medicine for this sweating problem.
Find out root cause of your problem by ayurvediy way and take efforts.
Correct your diet and lifestyle also.
Ayurved treatment is very good option for your problem
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