Go to a doctor, ASAP! Excessive sweating and flushing can be signs of more serious symptoms like hyperthyroidism or a tumor on the adrenal gland!

I Have went to a dermo and she told me there is nothign she can do, but its BS!!!!!!!!!!! I cant live like this! I havea doc apointment in 2 weeks! No one listenins to me or takes me serious its driving me insane i know my body and i know when there is something seriously wrong, and there is!!!

Are you taking any medication that could have side effects like this?

Still, it'd be a good idea to go to a doctor!

I am on tetracycline but this was still happening before that. Everything, the sweating the redness, throbbing, its all been there for a long time, ever since i got off acctane in november 2012.

That's strange. Increased sweating and skin redness are very rare side effects according to the Wikipedia page, but I can't find anything about long-term or permanent redness and sweating.

Another possibility is that you have lupus, but you're not displaying the characteristic butterfly-like rash and you haven't mentioned anything about remission. I don't want to get you hypochondriac, but I'm just raising possibilities to talk to your doctor with.

Im so baffled, idk what is going on.... I just want to FIX it. I just got home and yet again im leaking sweat on the bus and reek of sweat now.

You might look at the wiki page for "Allergen of the Year" and see if you are using products with any of these. The 2004 Allergen of the Year is often used in shampoo and a very common allergen and can provoke symptoms like you are experiencing.

Shampoo? I do see that the shampoo im using has it but i highly doubt that its from that? I mean it happens when im doign things in a rush and get very sweaty, or drink caffeine, or eat spicy food. I do not know it is or not, but im leaning towards it not being the shampoo..?

It's also possible you have rosacea. Coffee and eating spicy foods are common triggers for flares.

Right, so how do i treat Rosacea? I get very sweaty red faced when i have coffee, and same with spicy food but not as bad.

But it even comes up with have alot of anxiety, my faces gets super red and i get super sweaty. I just want to fix this, its ruining my life....

Well, you have to get it confirmed, first.

On the topic of erythematotelangiectatic rosacea (involving the capillaries), there's not much you can do OTC. You need stuff like IPL to do that.

Edit: Try to discontinue coffee if you can.

i get the same thing sometimes...come to find it its neurological...so i take some meds sometimes to calm me because i get like that alot especially when im in a hurry or around people...

i also sweat alot, even now in winter...jus walking 2 mailbox and back...is it that bad for you too?

Yes, very badly. I'll be out in the cold and my pits and back and palms are sweating like crazy...

Hey, I have pretty much the exact same thing. I have similar triggers to you (spicy food, anxiety) and sometimes it just happens for no reason at all.

It's reaaaalllyyyy frustrating but it can get better. I highly suggest you visit the Rosacea Forum page, you can read about treatments that have worked for people with the same symptoms as you.

Here's a link to start off with that I found very helpful, you can even print it off and bring it to your next doctors appointment:

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I think the first thing you should focus on is getting your anxiety under control, because the redness/flushing/blotchiness as well as the sweating is most likely triggered by your anxiety. I always keep a bottle of cold water around and I find that sipping on it keeps my body cool and helps keep me calm.

It's a vicious cycle: The more you feel anxious about it, the more it happens. The more it happens, the more you feel anxious. It may feel like you're the only one with this problem but trust me, its more common than you think!

Hmmm.. did you have these side effects before or during Accutane treatment

I know I read that some people react to Accutane and they develop something called steroid induced rosacea

It can take years to go away (if ever) but I know there are things you can use to get it under control.

Perhaps search into that

Good luck!