My baby feels hot but doesn’t have a fever, what’s going on?

As we all know, the resistance of newborn babies is very poor, so if parents do not take good care of them, the children will get sick. Therefore, parents must be extra careful and attentive when taking care of their children. Fever is the most common phenomenon in children, and many mothers think that fever means fever. In fact, this perception is very wrong. So why is the baby's body very hot but not having a fever?

Why does my baby feel hot but not have a fever?

1. Considering that you are suffering from internal heat due to Yin deficiency, your current condition still needs to be slowly adjusted.

2. Guidance: It is recommended to see a Chinese medicine doctor in time to confirm that it is kidney yin deficiency and choose appropriate Chinese patent medicine for conditioning and treatment. Drink plenty of water, eat light and easily digestible food, and avoid greasy, spicy, irritating and irritating food. It is recommended to pay attention to the combination of work and rest in daily life, pay attention to eating more vegetables and fruits containing vitamins, drink more water and less sweet and sour drinks, eat less spicy and fried foods, smoke and drink less, and pay attention to self-psychological adjustment. It is recommended that you eat three meals a day normally, especially rice at noon and soup at night.

3. It is mostly considered to be caused by kidney yin deficiency. The symptoms of kidney yin deficiency are "heat". The clinical manifestations of yin deficiency include: fever in the five parts of the body, hot flashes and night sweats, dry mouth and tongue, yellow urine and dry stool, red tongue with little coating, and thin and rapid pulse.

4. You can also take GABA and vitamin B1 orally. You can also get some Chinese medicine for regulation. Then it will get better naturally in a few years. If you have other symptoms, you need to see a doctor in time.

5. Systemic fever is often manifested as an increase in body temperature. For example, hyperthyroidism in modern medicine belongs to the category of "real fire (heat)" in traditional Chinese medicine's "internal fire (heat)". Local fever, such as a burning sensation in the epigastric area, a hot sensation in the heart, a hot sensation in the head and face, a hot sensation in the urethra when urinating, a burning sensation in the anus when defecating, etc., is caused by excessive heat accumulation in a certain organ. In clinical practice, in addition to fever, real fire (heat) is often accompanied by various symptoms of excessive metabolism, such as red face and eyes, palpitations and irritability, thirst, preference for cold drinks, dry stools, yellow and red urine, eating too much and getting hungry easily, irritability, and weight loss.