Why does my child sweat coldly on his back after sleeping?

Many people have had this experience, that is, cold sweats on the back while sleeping, and when you wake up, your back is wet, and even the sheets are wet. This feeling is very uncomfortable, and you will feel obviously weak. This is an obvious manifestation of physical weakness. If a child sweats on his back while sleeping, in addition to considering physical weakness, many factors should be considered, such as lack of nutrients in the body.

Why is my baby's back covered in sweat when he sleeps?

This kind of sweating in babies is mostly caused by calcium deficiency. It is recommended to have a trace element check for the baby. In addition, while supplementing calcium, the baby can also be given some Xuhanting.

Guidance:

Pay attention to feeding your baby more foods high in calcium, such as fish, dried shrimps, kelp, and pork rib soup. In addition, exposing your baby to more sun is also a good way to supplement calcium.

Consider it caused by calcium deficiency. If necessary, test trace elements to confirm the diagnosis. After the diagnosis, formulate a treatment plan. You can take children's cod liver oil drops and calcium gluconate oral solution, or you can take Diqiao calcium for treatment. If necessary, inject vitamin D3 injection for treatment. If there is indigestion and diarrhea, active treatment is needed to avoid affecting calcium absorption. Get more sun exposure. I wish your baby a healthy growth.

Consider that the baby is lacking in trace elements. The baby's diet should be nutritionally balanced and include more fruits and vegetables. It is recommended that you take your baby to the hospital for a blood test and supplement as needed.

During childhood, the skin is very tender, contains more water, has abundant capillaries, has active metabolism, and the autonomic nervous system regulation function is not yet perfect, so it is easy to sweat during activities. If children are too active before going to bed, the metabolism of various organs in the body will be active, which can increase the body's heat production. During sleep, the blood vessels in the skin will dilate, the sweat glands will secrete more, and the child will sweat profusely to help dissipate heat. Secondly, eating before going to bed can enhance gastrointestinal motility, increase gastric juice secretion, and increase sweat gland secretion, which can cause children to sweat more after falling asleep, especially within the first 2 hours of falling asleep. In addition, if the indoor temperature is too high, or the quilt is too thick, or electric blanket is used, it can cause profuse sweating during sleep.

Some children sweat mainly in the first half of the night after falling asleep, which is often caused by low blood calcium. Low calcium can easily increase the excitability of the sympathetic nerves, just like turning on the "faucet" of the sweat glands. This situation is particularly common in children with rickets. However, night sweats are not a unique symptom of rickets. A comprehensive analysis should be conducted based on the child's feeding conditions, outdoor activities, etc. Blood calcium, blood phosphorus and wrist bone X-rays should also be checked to determine whether the child has active rickets.