Is your child cold and sweating all over?

Under normal circumstances, the human body does not sweat, and this is true for adults and children. However, sometimes children will feel cold all over and break out in cold sweats. Parents should pay more attention to these symptoms, as the child may be suffering from a disease or may be lacking in trace elements. Some babies are often picky eaters, have irregular diets, and parents need to correct their children.

Some children often break out in cold sweats, which soak their clothes and pillowcases. Traditional Chinese medicine calls this phenomenon night sweats. Many parents are worried about this and seek medical treatment everywhere, but to little effect.

In fact, it is not necessarily pathological for babies to sweat coldly, because children's skin has more moisture, abundant capillaries, active metabolism, and incomplete autonomic nervous regulation function, so they are prone to sweating when they are active. If children are too active before going to bed, it can increase the body's heat production, or shortly after eating, gastrointestinal motility increases, gastric juice secretion increases, and sweat gland secretion also increases accordingly. These can cause children to sweat more after sleeping, especially within 2 hours after sweating.

What should I do if my baby has cold sweats? Many babies often sweat when they sleep. Many parents may think that it is because the quilt is too thick and they sweat due to the heat. However, if you look closely, you will find that all the sweat the baby sweats is cold. So, what is the reason for the baby's sweating? Let’s take a look at the detailed introduction below.

What should I do if my baby sweats coldly while sleeping? What is the cause of sweating?

There are many reasons why babies sweat while sleeping. It may be a physiological problem or a pathological problem. For example, when the weather is dry and very hot, and our indoor temperature is very high, the symptoms of sweating are completely physiological.

Pathological sweating is mainly manifested by a lot of sweating when the baby is sleeping, often accompanied by crying or being frightened in sleep. This may be tuberculosis. In this case, not only does the baby sweat a lot in the first half of the night, but he also sweats a lot in the second half of the night. Many diseases may also be caused by fever and cough. Therefore, parents should pay more attention to their children's sweating.

As parents, we must master some good methods to help children relieve and improve their conditions. In this way, they can have a good body and grow faster.