Why does a child’s sweat have a sour odor?

The appearance of sour and smelly body odor usually occurs in adults, which is related to the adult's diet, physical constitution and many bad living habits. However, some parents will also find that their children have a sour and smelly body odor. This smell is very unpleasant. At this time, parents should pay attention to it and judge the cause based on the child's various situations. The most common reasons are listed below.

Why does a child’s sweat have a sour odor?

Children sweat a lot and have a sour smell. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, this is caused by qi deficiency and spleen weakness, but it is not ruled out that it is related to autonomic dysfunction or hyperthyroidism.

Suggestion: Generally, you can consider taking some oryzanol and vitamin B1 tablets to regulate the autonomic nervous system. You should also be careful not to be impatient and not eat spicy and irritating foods. You can also take some children's Diqiao or cod liver oil in combination with calcium acetate and some Chinese medicine preparations and Longmu Bone Strengthening Granules to observe and exercise more often.

Normal sweat should have a sour smell. Excessive sweating may be caused by poor kidney function.

Guidance: It is recommended to observe carefully. If it is not very abnormal, there is no need to worry.

This is usually a sign of physical weakness. You need to supplement calcium and nourish your liver and kidneys to achieve the desired effect and you will get better.

Guidance: You can eat something like calcium gluconate and bone soup to achieve the therapeutic effect and good nourishment. See the effect later.

It is common for newborns to sweat during sleep, and it is not always a sign of weakness or illness. Many parents think that their baby’s constant sweating is due to his weak constitution. To be honest, a considerable number of children suffer from physiological hyperhidrosis. Physiological hyperhidrosis is common on the head and neck, often occurs within half an hour after falling asleep, and sweating stops in about an hour. Infants have a high metabolism and are very active. Some children cannot rest even after going to bed at night, so they may sweat on their heads after falling asleep. The so-called physiological hyperhidrosis refers to sweating during sleep when the baby is well-developed, healthy, and has no diseases. Parents are often accustomed to deciding the best environmental temperature for their children based on their own subjective feelings, and they like to cover their children with more blankets and keep them tightly covered.