Sweating Gustatory Syndrome

Vital
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Synonyms

• auriculotermporal syndrome
• gustatory sweating

Condition Subdivisions

• None

General Discussion
Frey syndrome is a rare condition that usually takes place as an outcome of surgery in the area near the parotid glandulars. The parotid glands are the largest salivary glandulars in the physical body located simply here the ears on either side of the face. The major symptoms of Frey syndrome are unwanted sweating as well as flushing taking place on the cheek, holy place (temporal area), or behind the ears (retroauricular area) after consuming particular foods, especially those that generate a strong salivary response. Symptoms are often light as well as well-tolerated. In some cases, signs could be much more extreme and treatment may be essential. The specific underlying systems that create Frey disorder are not fully recognized. Frey disorder frequently happens as an issue of surgical procedure to the location of the face near the parotid glands.