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In most cases, patients with hyperhidrosis have unpleasant sensory and emotional experiences in the social sphere, experiences that are difficult to express to physicians in a simple way and to be understood by society. In contrast, assessing and quantifying hyperhidrosis clinically is not an easy task; therefore, I have read with great enthusiasm the study by Sakiyama et al. describing a quantitative assessment of the intensity of palmar and plantar sweating in patients with primary palmoplantar hyperhidrosis.(1)

Visual scale for the quantification of hyperhidrosis