Patient's question:
What should I do about my child's night sweats? They often catch colds. I've experienced blood before. Is there any deficiency? Is it because of premature birth and poor constitution that they are prone to catching colds, andDoctor's answer:
Hello, sweating during sleep is common in children and is not always a sign of weak constitution or illness. Many parents believe that their children have weak constitutions, leading to continuous sweating. In fact, a significant portion of children experience physiological sweating, while another portion has pathological sweating.1. Physiological sweating: Children, being in a period of growth and development, have highly active metabolism. Combined with overheating, sweating is the body's way of evaporating heat to regulate normal body temperature.
2. Pathological sweating: This occurs even in a state of rest and may be related to calcium deficiency. Further tests for trace elements are needed.