Why does the baby have a cold and sweat?

Colds don't just happen to adults, they also happen to our babies. Some babies sweat when they have a cold. This may be because there is a lot of heat in the baby's body or it may be caused by a fever. So is it a good thing for babies to sweat when they have a cold? Let's analyze what it is like when a baby has a cold and sweats.

Generally, if the baby's fever is below 38.5℃, no antipyretic treatment is needed, and physical cooling should be used; if it is above 38.5℃, appropriate antipyretic measures should be taken with drugs. Physical cooling: warm water bath, dip a towel in warm water (the water temperature should not be too hot) and wipe the neck, armpits, and thigh roots for 5 to 10 minutes. You can also use a commercially available "antipyretic patch" (or a household ice pack) on the forehead to help dissipate heat and cool down.

It is good for babies to sweat when they have a cold. Viruses and cold air will be excreted through sweat and urine. It is best to choose cotton clothes for your baby to prevent him from sweating and catching cold. Keep warm and feed him more boiled water and he will get better soon.

Drug cooling: When the above measures are not effective, oral antipyretics can be used. Suggestions: 2. Drink more water and eat liquid food, such as watermelon juice, to ensure that the body has enough energy and water. 3. Ventilate more, pay attention to heat dissipation, wear loose clothes, and avoid wrapping with quilts. In summer, air conditioning can be used, and the room temperature should be controlled at around 27℃. Pay attention to opening windows and ventilating regularly to allow air convection in the room. 4. Sleep more and ensure adequate sleep to help recover from the disease. Antipyretics, such as Tylenol and Anesthesia drops, are used only after the body temperature reaches 39 degrees. However, when infants and young children under 3 years old have a high fever, physical cooling methods should be used first. Generally, antipyretic injections and antipyretic drugs are not given to avoid collapse and drug toxicity reactions. Other drugs should also be used with caution. Regardless of whether the fever is reduced, parents should take their children to find out the cause of the fever as much as possible. Forced cooling is unscientific. The above points are for reference only. In fact, children will encounter many similar problems in the process of growing up. Let us discuss it together. I wish your baby health and happiness! I wish your baby good health!

It turns out that this is what happens when our baby sweats when he has a cold. The baby's cold and sweating also depends on the environment. It depends on whether the baby is in a very hot environment. If not, then we should consider that the baby's sweating is caused by a cold. We need to find out the cause before we can prescribe the right medicine.