Patient's question:
The child was born in the summer, and their hands and feet have been constantly warm, which we initially thought was due to the summer heat. However, even in the winter, their hands and feet remained warm despite not wearing much clothing. We began to suspect there might be an issue and planned to take the baby to see a doctor, unsure if it was necessary. What assistance would you like: Why are the baby's hands and feet so warm?Doctor's answer:
The nervous system is immature and cannot effectively regulate the constriction and dilation of small blood vessels, which may lead to poor blood supply to the limbs and result in cold hands and feet.Mom can use a thermometer to measure the baby's temperature or feel the baby's forehead and armpits to check for warmth. If the temperature is below 38 degrees Celsius, there is no need to go to the hospital to avoid cross-infection. Instead, you can take measures to reduce the fever at home. It is recommended to drink more water, get more rest, and pay attention to care.
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