As mothers, we all hope that our babies can grow up healthy. However, recently, some mothers have found that their babies often sweat profusely, which has made them worried. They don't know what factors are causing this situation, and what foods are good for babies who sweat profusely? So, let me explain to my mom below.
The baby's body is in a period of vigorous development, with a high basal metabolic rate and high skin moisture content. In addition, the development of vegetative nerves is not yet mature and complete, which can easily lead to sweating. For this situation, mothers do not need to worry too much, as it is a normal physiological phenomenon and will not have a significant impact on the baby's body. Mothers can feed their babies more high-quality protein and high vitamin foods in their daily lives.
When a baby sweats excessively, it should also be considered whether it is caused by a lack of calcium in the body. During the baby's development process, the demand for calcium is relatively high. If the daily intake of calcium is not enough, it is easy to experience symptoms of calcium deficiency. For example, when the baby sleeps at night, it is easy to sweat excessively, making it difficult for the baby to fall asleep. Even if the baby falls asleep, it is easy to wake up, making the baby restless and having symptoms such as baldness. In this case, the mother should promptly supplement calcium for the baby to alleviate the symptoms.
Active rickets in children can also cause the baby to sweat profusely. Active rickets is a chronic nutritional deficiency disease, mainly caused by improper feeding by the mother, such as lack of calcium and vitamin D in food, and insufficient sunlight exposure in the baby's life, which reduces the synthesis of vitamin D3 in the skin. Frequent sweating is one of the obvious symptoms of active rickets. At this time, the mother should take the baby to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.
