I have been interested in sweat, I could find many essays about entire sweating, but not find many about regional one. Here I report classification differentiation of regional sweating ME ff 1%) and regional sweating according to four constitutional medicine(ES VI V ) while I was searching old medicinal books. the results were obtained as follows:
1. The classification according to location started from Huang Di Nei Jing(**N/E) ; Hemihidrosis(*-´ff) is once mentioned in it. Shang Han Lun(%Ak) & Jin Kui Yao Lue AAM told us about hemihidrosis, sweating from head(Mff) sweating from palms and soles(T-XfF). Dong Ui Bo Gam(VIVIR) classifies it into sweating from head, sweating from heart(,bff), sweating from palm and soles, sweating from genital organsAff), and books written after foundation of differentiation of syndromes according to pathological changes of Jang-Bu organs(ROMM) has been classifying it into hemihidrosis. sweating from head sweating from palms and soles, sweating from heart. sweating from axilla(Eff), and sweating from genital organs.
2. The differentiation of hemigidrosis can be done when in deciency of both ki and blood(CONA), paralysis of cold-damp(*X*fl), disharmony between Yong and Wi(**-W.)
3. When in differentiation sweating from head, excess syndrome(Y(M) shows damp-heat (Aft and deficiency syndrome(IRM) shows deficiency of yang-ki(MIRTX)
4. The differentiation is sweating from sweating from palms and soles is done when ki if the spleen is deficient(MAKA) which can be expressed as damp-heat in the spleen and stomach(SW´Rfit) or deficiency of middle energizer.
5. The differentiation of sweating from heart lies in both insufficiency of the heart the spleenObViNA) and deficiency of yin of the heart kidney(,OFMA).
6. The differentiation of sweating from axilla lies in inner heat resulted from the deficiency-heat of the liver(Ff12MA) and damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder(FFIR11 *,).
7. The differentiation of sweating from genital organs lies in deficiency of ki of the kidney(` %-It X) and damp-heat in the liver(MMI.4).
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