Your body has millions of sweat glands (eccrine and apocrine glands) responsible for regulating your body temperature. Usually, sweat travels up a duct and exits onto the surface of your skin.
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Sweating is a vital bodily function that regulates temperature. However, when the tiny ducts that carry sweat from the gland to the skin’s surface become obstructed, sweat becomes trapped. This leads to a range of conditions, from temporary heat rash to a chronic skin disorder. Your body has millions of sweat glands (eccrine