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- Kristen Wyrick, Timothy Cragun, Brian Russ, and Michael C Royer.
- Family Medicine Residency, Travis Air Force Base, Fairfield, California 94534, USA. wyrick1@comcast.net
- Cutis. 2008 Feb 1; 81 (2): 167-70.
AbstractChromhidrosis is a rare sweat gland disorder that produces pigmented sweat. The etiology of this disorder often is unknown and the clinical presentation can vary. We describe a previously asymptomatic patient who presented with bronzing of the skin and complained of orange stains on her clothing. The patient's symptoms began after a prophylactic hysterectomy with bilateral oophorectomy. She is the first reported patient with orange-pigmented sweat in chromhidrosis. She also is the first postmenopausal patient with chromhidrosis.
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