Eight-month-old baby sweats a lot

Eight-month-old babies will show more physical abnormalities because this is a necessary stage in the baby's physical development. During this period, most babies will have health problems, causing the baby to suffer certain pain. For example, it is quite common for babies to sweat a lot, but it is very bad for health and can easily cause problems such as fever. Let’s take a look at why eight-month-old babies sweat a lot.

If an eight-month-old baby sweats a lot, it may be that the new cover is too thick, or the temperature inside the baby's body is not well controlled. If the indoor temperature is not well controlled, this situation may also occur. So, you must pay more attention to keeping warm. Don't dress your baby too thickly.

You can first do a calf tibia bone density test for your baby to rule out calcium deficiency. Babies at this time are still more prone to calcium deficiency. If the baby is deficient in calcium, he will suffer from night sweats and sweat a lot when sleeping at night.

Children should be supplemented with vitamin D, 500 units of vitamin D per day. Vitamin D can promote calcium absorption very well. Lack of vitamin D and calcium will easily cause night sweats. Drinking milk before going to bed can also cause night sweats.

It is normal for babies under two years old to sweat frequently because their sweat gland system is not fully developed. It is recommended that you wipe your baby's sweat in time to maintain a dry environment. At the same time, pay attention to replenishing water for your baby. Eat more foods rich in dietary fiber. Babies of this age can eat like adults. However, vitamin AD still needs to be supplemented normally.

Most of it is physiological sweating. Children’s sweating system is not well developed, and their metabolism is relatively active, so children tend to sweat. In addition, calcium deficiency, high room temperature, too many clothes on children, and weak physical condition of children can all cause children to sweat excessively. Children should be dressed similarly to adults. If children sweat, you should help them wipe off the sweat to prevent them from catching a cold. Clothes and pillowcases should be changed and washed frequently. When it comes to dressing, the general principle is: when the room temperature is 25°, let the child wear autumn clothes such as autumn clothes. When the temperature changes, add or remove clothes accordingly.