Why is my baby shivering all the time?

Many mothers will find that for some unknown reason, their babies always shiver, but when asked, the babies say that they do not have any discomfort. So, what’s going on if the baby keeps shivering? In fact, this may be a normal manifestation of the body. However, if the baby shivers frequently and for a long time, it is recommended that parents take the child to the hospital for examination.

1. Shivering in children is a self-stimulatory behavior in infancy. Sometimes they may shake their heads, clench their fists, or shiver, but these symptoms will disappear as they grow older.

2. If a child shivers when wiping his face or body, it is usually because the towel is too cold. If a child is sensitive to sounds, he or she will shiver when there are loud or sudden sounds, such as firecrackers, car horns, etc. If the child is afraid of cold or is not well kept warm, the child may shiver.

3. The nervous system of infants and young children is not fully developed, so most of the time they will tremble due to increased muscle tension. This requires parents to pay attention to whether their children will have other symptoms. If the symptoms occur frequently, or if the eyes are dull or the neck is tilted back, they should take the child to the hospital for examination.

When a child shivers, parents should pay attention to observation. If it is caused by a disease, just find the cause and treat it from the root.

What is the reason for shivering all over?

Most shivers are physiological phenomena, but there are also many diseases that can cause people to shiver. If you are shivering all over, this is not normal.

1. If a person's nerves are not fully developed, he or she will shiver all over. If it is a benign phenomenon, the person will be conscious when shivering, and there will be no respiratory arrest or changes in facial color. There were no epileptic discharges during the electroencephalogram examination. This is a benign process during neurodevelopment and usually disappears after development is complete.

2. The phenomenon of shivering all over the body may also be caused by low calcium and low blood sugar. After relevant treatment, they can be effectively improved.

3. Epilepsy can also cause people to shiver all over frequently, and this is not a convulsion caused by epilepsy. There is a clear difference between the two situations, and effective treatment of epilepsy is needed to improve the symptoms of shivering.