Reasons why children's palms and soles sweat

Children are the apple of their parents’ eyes. Their every move touches their parents’ hearts. When going out, parents always hold their children tightly. But sometimes parents will find that their children's palms and soles are often wet, and the sweating on their palms and soles is very severe. Sometimes when I wake up, my socks are soaked with sweat from the night. So why does this happen to children?

1. Why does the baby always sweat?

Generally speaking, sweating is a manifestation of physical weakness, and physical weakness is divided into two types: Qi deficiency and Yin deficiency. Therefore, the sweat produced by physical weakness can also be divided into two types:

1. Sweating after a little activity during the day is called "spontaneous sweating" and the sweat overflows. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this is a case of Qi deficiency: insufficient lung Qi and weak superficial defense.

2. Sweating after falling asleep at night, that is, sweating in a quiet state, is called "night sweats". Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is a case of Yin deficiency: insufficient Ying Yin and disharmony between Ying and Wei.

Experts suggest that although the baby is not sick, excessive sweating for a long time will also have an impact on health and should be treated symptomatically.

The Chinese patent medicine Yupingfeng Granules has preventive and conditioning effects, and is more effective for spontaneous sweating. It can be taken until about two weeks after the symptoms of excessive sweating are significantly relieved.

2. If your baby loves to sweat, mothers should pay attention

1. In addition to physical weakness, excessive sweating can also be caused by diseases, such as tuberculosis, rickets, hyperthyroidism, as well as endocrine and infectious diseases.

2. If you find that your child is thin, has abnormal appetite, has a low fever in the afternoon, has a dry cough, etc., you must take your child to the hospital for examination to rule out organic diseases.

3. Generally, the sweat of children under 6 years old, especially those aged 3 to 4 years old, has no special smell. If there is a strange smell, it is a pathological condition and the child must be sent to the hospital for examination and treatment

4. The sweat of a weak child tastes light, while the sweat of a healthy child tastes salty. If your sweat has an odor, it is a disease and you need to go to the hospital for treatment.

Although sweating on the palms and soles of children is not a particularly serious symptom, parents should pay more attention to whether there is an odor or other accompanying symptoms. If so, they should take the child to a regular hospital for examination as soon as possible to see if the sweating on the palms and soles of children may be caused by a disease. Only with such careful attention can we ensure that our children can grow up healthy and strong.