Babies have a fast metabolism, so their body temperature is higher than that of adults, and they usually like to sweat, which is a normal phenomenon. If the baby sweats when it is not hot, or when sleeping or breastfeeding, parents should be vigilant. Parents are worried that their children will catch cold. Many people think that babies are afraid of the cold, so they will put more clothes on their babies in summer, which will make them sweat. Some parents like to feed their children a bottle of milk while they are sleeping. After feeding, the child fell asleep quietly, but at this time he was in the fever stage after feeding, so he often sweated. This sweating is caused by the body's regulation of body temperature. When I first fall asleep, I usually sweat more, and then gradually decrease.

The external environment has a great influence on the baby, and the child's sweating is usually caused by temperature. If the indoor temperature is relatively high, even if there is little activity, the baby will sweat and make the child sweat when eating. The baby's body is not fully developed, and it takes a lot of effort to feed, so the baby will sweat when feeding. This is a physical problem, not a child's physical abnormality. When the baby sweats while feeding, it may be caused by calcium deficiency. Children, in particular, not only sweat when eating milk, but also sweat when sleeping. Parents should consider supplementing calcium for their children.

Some diseases can also cause children to sweat when eating. If parents don't know the reason, they should take their children to the hospital for examination. This may have a lot to do with the baby's usual weakness Pay attention to let children exercise more, strengthen their physique, and help relieve frequent sweating. If the symptoms cannot be improved, further examination should be carried out in the hospital. They can test blood routine and chest X-ray to rule out serious pulmonary infectious diseases. You can also choose effective antibiotics for treatment according to your child's specific situation. You can check sputum, do drug sensitivity test and choose effective antibiotics. Because excessive sweating is also related to the lack of trace element calcium in the body, you can also go to the hospital to detect trace element calcium in time, and timely supplementation can be relieved in the future.