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Is the baby sweating all over his head, is it night sweats?
Since the birth of their baby, mothers have been suffering from anxiety. As the age of the month increases, the baby's development speed is also very fast, and the body will also show a lot of signals.
Different signals suggest different reasons.
In particular, the baby's sweating is considered by many mothers to be a phenomenon of night sweats, and such a conclusion may be hasty.
Last night, a fan mother gave me feedback on this question: The baby is full of sweat beads when he sleeps, is it a sign of night sweats and calcium deficiency?
The reason why babies love to sweat may also be related to these reasons
01
Excessive exertion
When the baby cries or drinks milk, it needs to be forced, which can also promote the body's metabolism very well, and the baby will often sweat at this time, which is a physiological performance.
If the baby is crying and sweating a lot when drinking, it is a normal physiological phenomenon, and mothers do not need to worry.
Mothers only need to pay attention to wiping sweat to prevent sweat from being trapped in the baby's skin and causing irritation and eczema.
02
It's too hot indoors
The baby's sweat glands are well developed, and they will sweat a lot.
Especially if it's too hot indoors, babies can also sweat.
Mothers should control the temperature in the room, preferably around 23°C, to avoid overdressing the baby.
The baby develops fast, the body dissipates heat relatively quickly, and is also more afraid of heat than our adults, if you wear too much, the impact on the baby is also great, which should be paid special attention to.
03
Rapid development
Babies at the age of one month develop quickly and have a strong body metabolism, which is also a normal physiological manifestation.
Especially when the baby is sleeping, the hormone secretion in the body will be more vigorous, and the baby's body metabolism will be better at this time, which will also cause the baby to sweat a lot.
Of course, mothers should also pay attention to pathological causes, such as calcium deficiency caused by the baby's lack of vitamin D, which leads to nervous excitement and frequent heavy sweating of the baby.
If the baby sweats frequently in a awake and quiet state, mothers should also take the baby for further examination to rule out pathological causes.
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