Disclosed is an
artificial intelligence wearable device for treating primary palmar
hyperhidrosis by means of non-invasive regulation and control of the thoracic
sympathetic nerve, which comprises: a main controller, a
pulse generator, a first stimulation
electrode, a second stimulation
electrode, and a third stimulation
electrode. The
pulse generator is used for generating specific pulse signals for the first, second and third stimulation electrodes. The arrangement position of the first stimulation electrode corresponds to a
body surface part of the radial nerve at the
wrist, the arrangement position of the second stimulation electrode corresponds to a
body surface part of the median nerve at the
wrist, and the arrangement position of the third stimulation electrode corresponds to a
body surface part of the ulnar nerve at the
wrist. Primary palmar
hyperhidrosis is treated by means of pulsed electrical stimulation on the radial nerve, the median nerve, and the ulnar nerve. The device is non-invasive and non-destructive to human nerves and normal tissues, has no serious complications such as postoperative compensatory
hyperhidrosis and sympathetic
denervation, carries no risks such as general
anesthesia accidents, provides
continuous treatment along with intelligent recognition, is convenient, effective and safe, and can maintain a long-term
curative effect.