What should I do if my baby's head sweats?

With the continuous birth of new babies, parents are not very clear about the symptoms of many babies, but the symptoms of the babies do make parents very worried. Many people do not pay much attention to the symptom of baby's sweating on the head, but in fact, in addition to sweating caused by strenuous exercise, there are many other reasons that can cause baby's sweating on the head, and many of them are due to problems with the baby's body.

The reasons why babies sweat when they sleep at night are different. We need to solve the problem of babies sweating when they sleep at night according to the reasons.

What should I do if my baby sweats while sleeping at night? Keep the indoor temperature appropriate and make sure the baby wears the right amount of clothes when sleeping.

We all know that a temperature that is too high or too low is not good for the baby's sleep. The temperature of the room where the baby sleeps should feel warm but not hot. Generally speaking, it is most suitable to keep it at 16~21℃. If the indoor temperature is maintained at a suitable level, the baby's sweating can be effectively reduced. Some parents are afraid that their babies will get cold when sleeping, so they like to dress their babies in thick clothes. This will make the babies sweat easily. The thickness of the clothes your baby wears when sleeping can be determined according to how comfortable you feel without covering them with anything. In addition, for babies who sweat a lot, you should reduce their activities during the day, especially before going to bed. Do not give them large amounts of hot food and hot drinks. The bedding should be increased or decreased according to the season and should not be too thick.

What should I do if my baby sweats while sleeping at night? Be alert if your baby is sick and sweats while sleeping.

A small number of babies sweat at night while sleeping due to certain diseases, the most common of which is rickets. The main reasons are lack of vitamin D and lack of sunlight in the body, which cause low blood calcium, increased sympathetic nerve excitability and increased sweat gland secretion. In addition, acute or chronic infections can also cause night sweats in children. If you find your child sweating, wipe him/her dry with a dry towel or change his/her underwear, and take care to prevent him/her from catching a cold. Take a bath regularly. Expose bedding or sleeping bags to the sun frequently to keep them dry and to sterilize them. For children suspected of pathological sweating, we should pay attention to the accompanying symptoms, go to the hospital for examination in time, and take appropriate treatment measures. For example, children with rickets should supplement calcium and vitamin D under the guidance of a doctor; infectious diseases should be treated with anti-infection drugs. Once the disease is cured, the symptoms of night sweats will disappear.

The above is some introduction about baby's sweating on the head. I hope parents will not ignore some of the baby's perhaps very common symptoms. The baby is still in a very fragile stage, so if the baby feels unwell, parents must not be careless. Go to the hospital to see a doctor in time and consult the doctor in detail about relevant precautions.