Symptoms of excessive heart fire in children

When children have excessive heart fire, it mainly refers to the symptoms of getting angry. If a child has getting angry, you can find out through the color of the tongue. For example, the tongue is red, the child is often thirsty, sleeps poorly at night, has a poor diet, has constipation, and often causes sweating in the child, etc. These are all common symptoms of excessive heart fire in children. When these symptoms appear, you must first strengthen the diet and let the child drink more water.

Symptoms of excessive heart fire in children

The baby's heart fire is what we often call getting angry. The signs of a baby getting angry are:

1. The tongue will turn red, indicating that you are getting inflamed. This kind of heat also manifests itself in that the baby is often thirsty during the day, tossing and turning at night, and sleeping restlessly.

2. Eye mucus in the corners of the eyes is a signal to the outside world that the baby is getting inflamed. The baby will then be prone to lose his temper, and the mother will feel more tired taking care of the child.

3. Sweating palms are normal. If the baby's palms are still sweating on a hot and dry night, it means that the baby has a weak constitution and is getting a sore throat.

4. Anus color. The baby’s anus is pink, but when the anus turns red, it means the baby is getting hot. If symptoms of getting angry appear, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment to allow your baby to develop more healthily. At the same time, if you are breastfeeding, the mother should eat a light and easily digestible diet, drink plenty of water, and the child should also drink plenty of water. Maintain the indoor air temperature and humidity, and do not overheat.

What to do if your baby gets angry

It is not a trivial matter for children to get angry. According to feedback from many mothers, many children suffer from constipation after getting angry, and their digestive ability is also affected. In this case, mothers must take timely measures and not just leave it alone.

If the child is not breastfed but fed with formula, the possibility of getting a sore throat will be greater. In response to this situation, the editor recommends that parents try to avoid making the milk powder too thick. If the formula milk powder is made too thick, the child will easily become constipated. In addition, if the milk powder is not prepared according to the proportion, the nutrients that the child can absorb will also be affected.

Children over six months old who develop constipation need to eat more dietary fiber foods, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, and drink as much water as possible. They should eat as little sweets and processed foods as possible, and avoid spicy and greasy foods.

If the child's constipation caused by internal heat is still not relieved after paying attention to his diet, and he has not defecated after 24 hours, parents should pay attention and take the child to see a pediatrician as soon as possible, because there are other reasons for the child's constipation besides internal heat.