What are the factors that cause the palms of newborns to be hot?

Nowadays, most families have only one child, and the child is the sky of the family, so the baby’s problems are the most important and concerned issues in the family. Parents are most afraid that the child will become unwell, so they take care of the child in every possible way. However, due to many factors such as the diet of whole grains and the environment, it is difficult to prevent some problems from bothering parents and family members. Especially for babies, there are many small problems that are difficult to detect, so it takes special care to take care of the baby, especially now in spring and summer when babies are prone to various problems. Next, let's talk about why the baby's palms are hot.

Reasons why baby's palms are hot:

1. Children's metabolism is vigorous, blood circulation is accelerated, and the body produces more heat that needs to be dissipated through the body surface. The child may feel that his body temperature and palm temperature are high. It is more obvious when having a fever and there is no other discomfort, so it may be a normal physiological phenomenon.

2. If the child behaves like this when he is not active, you should check if he is wearing too many clothes. If there is nothing wrong with the clothes your child is wearing, you should take his or her temperature to see if it is normal. If the body temperature is normal, there is no problem. You should make sure to give your child enough water and check whether he is suffering from calcium deficiency.

3. The baby has symptoms of getting angry, such as hot palms and yellow urine, which are caused by excessive internal heat.

4. The baby has food accumulation and the baby's stomach is congenitally insufficient. In order to supplement the nutrition for the child, some parents always feed the child some high-fat, high-protein, high-calorie food that is difficult to digest, which further increases the burden on the spleen and stomach, causing food stagnation and heat accumulation over time, resulting in hot hands and feet, fever in the abdomen, and bloating. Such children are often accompanied by symptoms such as loss of appetite, dry stools, red tongue coating, abnormal taste, but their body temperature is generally normal.

In fact, as long as adults take good care of the baby, there is no need to worry about the baby's health. Let the children drink more water, eat more fruit and vegetable soup, eat some honeysuckle dew and mung bean soup, etc., to speed up the excretion of metabolic products in the body and eat less food that is easy to cause inflammation. Maintain the humidity and temperature in the house and don’t let it be too hot. Babies are active and like to sweat. They will easily get irritated if they don’t replenish water in time. I hope all babies grow up healthily.