How to deal with the symptoms of hot palms and soles of children

Compared with adults, children's bodies have relatively poor immunity and resistance, so parents should pay more attention to abnormal physical conditions of their children when taking care of them, such as mental fatigue, eczema or rashes on the body, or hot palms and soles of feet. When a child's palms or soles of feet become hot, how should we as parents treat the child?

In general, when children's palms and soles feel hot, it is because of poor digestion. You can take some medicine to help digest food and eliminate accumulation. Drink plenty of water and don't keep your child too hot.

It is very rare for the palms and soles to be hot without other symptoms. In the vast majority of cases, hot palms and soles are accompanied by other symptoms that are not noticed or are considered normal. If small red spots appear on your body, you need to see if they are bleeding spots. If so, you must go to the hospital. If it's small red spots it could be heat rash. Take a shower regularly, keep the air circulating, and sweat less.

Hot palms and soles of feet in children is because of damp-heat accumulation in the body. Unlike adults, damp-heat in children often comes from food. Children have weak spleen and stomach, often with indigestion, which causes damp-heat accumulation in the body. Therefore, the treatment is mainly for spleen and stomach indigestion, and in addition to clearing damp-heat, 1. Boil 5 grams of fried mountain residue, 5 grams of fried malt, 5 grams of fried barley sprouts, and 5 grams of fried raisin seeds in water, and take 1-2 tablets of Shugan Tablets (grinded into powder) after meals. Take 2 grams of honeysuckle and 2 grams of centaury, decoct in water and drink. Eat less greasy food on a daily basis.

Mastering some daily methods to deal with common adverse symptoms of children will help us take better care of our children. However, if the symptoms of hot palms and soles of the child do not improve after our simple treatment, remember not to give the child other medications. You should go to a regular hospital in time and find a professional pediatrician for examination and prescribe the right medicine.