Patient's question:
Main symptoms: When the hair hangs down, 3 teeth grow, and now she still won't walk. Is it a lack of calcium? When I was a child, my teeth grew late and I walked late. Is my daughter like me?Doctor's answer:
Sweating is a normal phenomenon, as it is related to the fact that children have more developed sweat glands and are in a period of vigorous growth and development. Sweat gland secretion is controlled by the autonomic nervous system (vagus nerve). When you fall asleep, the vagus nerve becomes excited, leading to increased sweating, usually more on the head and face. However, this will subside within one or two hours after falling asleep. If you continue to sweat after sleeping and the amount is significant, it could be a sign of a functional disorder of the autonomic nervous system. In some cases, it may be due to calcium deficiency. Therefore, it is best to have a thorough check-up to see if there is a calcium deficiency.