Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:It's often sweaty, especially when sleeping.
History of previous treatment and its effects: Always taking calcium supplements.
What kind of help is needed: Find out what's going on and provide symptomatic treatment.
Doctor's answer:
A child sweats excessively during naps at night due to the body's vigorous growth and decomposition metabolism, resulting in sweating often being more than that of an adult; or it could be because the child is covered with too many blankets while sleeping, leading to excessive sweating. This is a normal physiological phenomenon.If a child sweats frequently and the amount of sweat is not proportional to the surrounding temperature, especially if the head sweats excessively after falling asleep and is accompanied by night sweats, runny nose at night, and restless sleep, it may indicate calcium deficiency. If the child also exhibits symptoms such as a prominent forehead, rib flaring, pigeon toes (O-shaped legs), or bowlegs, it suggests a more severe calcium deficiency, and appropriate calcium and cod liver oil supplementation may be needed.
Advice: I still recommend taking your child to the hospital for a thorough examination to check if all the indicators are normal.
The above advice is for the question "Why does my child sweat frequently?" and I hope it helps. Wishing you good health!