It is well known that babies are prone to illness. So, parents should pay attention to their babies' diet, exercise, and other aspects in daily life, which can help improve their immunity and reduce the risk of illness. Especially for babies who are physically weak, they are prone to sweating after a while of activity. What should be done if a baby's body is weak and sweating?
What should I do if my baby's body is weak and sweating
At this point, it is still necessary to improve some small details in daily life, such as improving the child's dietary structure, increasing nutrition appropriately, eating more vegetables and fruits, encouraging the child to participate in some physical exercise, and improving their physical fitness.
Why do babies sweat more than adults
Compared to adults, the skin of infants and young children has a higher moisture content and a vigorous metabolism, which can lead to the evaporation of moisture from the skin. Babies tend to sweat more than adults.
Excessive sweating in babies is mostly normal and medically referred to as physiological sweating. Excessive sweating caused by hot weather, intense exercise, and wearing too much clothing is a normal phenomenon.
If the ambient temperature is suitable, or if the baby is sweating and accompanied by other adverse symptoms in a quiet state, parents should pay attention, which may be pathological sweating.
Such as infantile active rickets, infantile active tuberculosis, infantile hypoglycemia, excessive antipyretic drugs and mental factors, such as overexcitement, fear, etc. Some babies may have endocrine disorders (such as hyperthyroidism), which can also cause pathological sweating.
Although babies usually don't like to have serious illnesses, they cannot ignore some minor illnesses. Just like when a baby is weak and often sweats, you can first give them calcium supplements. After supplementing calcium, you can give them some calcium tablets appropriately. If calcium tablets don't work, go to the hospital for treatment.
