What is a ''sweat test'' ?!
Question: What is a ''sweat test'' !?
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Well, to look at it purely scientific: A sweat test is a test that measures the amount of salt in your sweat, it is used to help diagnose cyctic fybrosis!. More here:
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There is a test to see if your sweat glands are working!.
This can be a sign of a disease like Erythromalagia(sp!?), another sign is burning hands and feet!.
They dust you with a powder that turns color when it gets wet!. Put you in a box laying down and crank up the heat and leave you to cook for a while!. If you are having trouble with your autonomic nervous system then your whole body will not get sweaty like it is supposed to!. They then calculate what percentage is working!.
Although not being able to sweat sounds great it can actually be serious because your body uses that system to rid your body of toxins and heat!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
This can be a sign of a disease like Erythromalagia(sp!?), another sign is burning hands and feet!.
They dust you with a powder that turns color when it gets wet!. Put you in a box laying down and crank up the heat and leave you to cook for a while!. If you are having trouble with your autonomic nervous system then your whole body will not get sweaty like it is supposed to!. They then calculate what percentage is working!.
Although not being able to sweat sounds great it can actually be serious because your body uses that system to rid your body of toxins and heat!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
i just know that when u happen to taste an enfant sweat while kissing him & u find the sweat is extremely salty (more than usual) that indicates he has cystic fibrosis (that ofcourse if he is genetically susceptible or there r some of his family members that r affected before)Www@Answer-Health@Com
hummmm!.!.!.!.good question!? Maybe to see if you have "sweetie" potential!. (I assume a girl told you this)Www@Answer-Health@Com