Hyperhidrosis manifests in two primary forms: primary and secondary. Primary Hyperhidrosis: Also referred to as focal hyperhidrosis, this type targets specific body areas like the armpits, palms, soles of the feet, and face. Typically onset during adolescence, primary hyperhidrosis is not linked to underlying medical issues. It may have a hereditary component and significantly impact one's quality of life. Secondary Hyperhidrosis: This variation stems from underlying medical conditions or medication. It can affect the entire body or localize to specific areas. Causes include menopause, thyroid disorders, diabetes, certain medications, and infections. Treatment typically involves addressing the root medical issue or adjusting medication.