Baby's head sweats a lot but not on the body

The baby's physical health will be affected by various factors, and will directly disrupt the baby's growth and development process. A baby's health problems can easily manifest themselves in many aspects. For example, the symptom of excessive sweating on the baby's head is a typical example. This is a manifestation of the baby's body's stress response, indicating that the baby has an infection in the body. There are more symptoms of sweating. Let’s take a look at what to do if your baby sweats more on his head but not on his body?

If your child only sweats on his head when he is sleeping and stops sweating when he wakes up, then you should pay attention to whether the child is suffering from calcium deficiency. This phenomenon is called night sweats. You can give your child some calcium-supplementing foods, or take vitamin D3 orally to promote calcium absorption.

It is recommended to give your baby some calcium tablets to supplement calcium and vitamin D to promote absorption. The effect of calcium supplementation is very good. If the baby is ready to be fed complementary foods, he can also eat more calcium-rich foods, such as milk, egg yolks, fish paste, shrimp paste, seaweed, kelp soup, and soy milk, which are all beneficial for calcium supplementation. At the same time, eat some pork liver, cheese, and egg yolks, which are rich in vitamin D and are beneficial for calcium absorption. It is best to go outdoors and get half an hour of sun every day.

It is normal for babies under two years old to sweat frequently because their sweat gland system is not fully developed. It's normal, many kids are like this. That's because children have a fast metabolism, so they sweat more. Just make sure to wipe the sweat off your child. Pay attention to hydration, and also, children should pay attention to calcium supplementation. You can take calcium gluconate, Wuweipu calcium oral liquid, Yikexin AD calcium, Longmu calcium granules, calcium zinc tablets, etc. Also, it is recommended to drink more soup and wipe the 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.

Children should avoid wind and cold, keep warm, get more sun exposure, and exercise more, which is good for their health. They should improve their nutrition and avoid eating raw, cold, and irritating foods.