Does smoking cause excessive sweating???
On One Hand: Smoking can Lead to SweatingSmoking does not directly cause sweating, but it can lead to an increase in sweating, according to StopSweatingFast.com. A person who is prone to excessive sweating, which is usually sweating on the feet, hands and armpits, can take measures to control the problem, one of which is quitting smoking.On the Other: Smoking may not be the Reason for SweatingSome people are affected by excessive sweating while others are not, according to The Chiltern Medical Clinic. Triggers for excessive sweating, besides cigarettes, are exercise, heat or cold, alcohol or coffee, spicy food and stress. While smoking can be a reason for excessive sweating, it may not be the reason you or someone you know is having this problem.Bottom LineSmoking may increase sweating because smoking creates a stimulant effect on the body. When the body is stimulated, it is more likely to sweat.
