So everyone knows what is going on with the sweaty hands and feet of the baby when he sleeps at nigh

In general, it is caused by the indoor temperature being too high, wearing too many clothes, and covering the quilt too thickly when sleeping, so parents need to adjust the environmental factors in time.

The main reason for this may be that the baby wears too much clothing when sleeping at night, or the surrounding area is not airy, which may cause this to happen, or it may be night sweats.

The main reason for this may be that night sweats or the baby is wearing too much, or the sleeping environment is not airtight, which may cause this to happen.

Babies always have various problems as they grow. What should I do if some babies wake up frequently and have wet pillows or wet bodies? Faced with this situation, what should parents do?

Babies are in a stage of rapid growth, with a strong metabolism, need to sweat and dissipate body heat, coupled with the imperfect development of the baby's autonomic nerves, the sympathetic nerves lose brain control during sleep, and the head, neck and back often sweat, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. This sweat occurs within 30 minutes of the baby's fall asleep, is concentrated on the head, usually stops slowly within 2 hours of sleeping, and gradually disappears as the baby gets older.

This condition is medically known as "physiological hyperhidrosis". In addition, if the room temperature is too high, the baby is overheated, and drinks high-calorie foods such as milk before going to bed, it will sweat and cool down, which is also physiologically frequent sweating. It is worth noting that if the child sleeps profusely and sweats all night, accompanied by symptoms such as mental atrophy, loss of appetite, unstable sleep, etc., then the child has a problem with his body, which is pathological.

At this time, parents should take their children to the hospital for relevant examinations, and they must not make their own decisions, and they must not give their children heat-clearing drugs or blind supplements. Sweating can be indicative of a child's physical problems. Parents should pay close attention to the following pathological hyperhidrosis.

1. Rickets. Excessive sweating is an important manifestation of rickets, especially in the head, and is usually accompanied by crying at night, falling off the pillowcase, enlargement of the front door, and delayed closing. 2. Cardiopulmonary diseases.

Babies with congenital heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure often sweat. 3. Tuberculosis. In addition to the manifestations of profuse sweating, babies with tuberculosis also have low-grade fever, fatigue and weakness, loss of appetite, and redness of the cheeks.

In addition, the baby often sweats in the later stages of illness, anemia, hyperthyroidism, etc., because the baby is weak and neurologically dysfunctional. Parents should first understand the reasons for their children's sweating, don't be in a hurry, and observe their children more.

This may be a lack of vitamin D, because if you are deficient, the biggest manifestation of vitamin D deficiency is that you will sweat profusely after falling asleep, and your forehead, back, and neck will sweat. Therefore, it is necessary to take children to outdoor sunlight to supplement vitamin AD, and oral cod liver oil is also needed to better supplement.

It may be that the baby is too hot, or there is a problem with one of the child's systems, you can go to the hospital to consult a doctor.

1. Pay attention to the baby's clothing and cover. Cover several quilts at night, and know that you should wear or cover your baby too much, which will make your baby sweat a lot. 2. Some parents give their children milk, malt cream, etc. before they fall asleep, and the body produces a lot of heat after the child falls asleep, mainly through sweating to dissipate heat.

3. High room temperature or excessive warmth are also the causes of children's sweating during sleep, which are physiological sweating.

Hello, pediatric hyperhidrosis is mainly seen in the following three conditions.

First, calcium deficiency is more common, and the diagnosis can be confirmed by trace elements or bone density tests.

Second: In traditional Chinese medicine, children sweat a lot, which is more common in children with spleen deficiency.

Third: it may be a normal phenomenon, sweat gland secretion is controlled by the autonomic nerve (vagus nerve), after falling asleep, the vagus nerve is excited and causes excessive sweating, generally to the head and face, but it will be relieved within an hour or two after sleeping.

Suggestions: 1. It is recommended to do a trace element test to see, if it is found to be low calcium, you can appropriately supplement calcium to see. 2. At the same time, if it is convenient, you can take a look at traditional Chinese medicine, whether there is a situation of spleen deficiency, and try traditional Chinese medicine appropriately.

3. Usually let children do appropriate exercises, improve physical fitness, and achieve balanced nutrition in the diet to prevent children from other trace element deficiencies.

Finally, I wish your baby a healthy growth!