Patient's question:
Since birth until now, the child's feet sweat a lot. Even when wearing socks, the shoes get wet.Doctor's answer:
Since children grow and develop rapidly and have a more vigorous metabolism than adults, and at the same time, their autonomic nervous system is not yet fully developed, it is normal for them to sweat a lot. As long as the child has no other symptoms, such as restlessness, crying, or frequent waking, there is no need to worry about it. If the above symptoms are present, you can moderately supplement with vitamin D and calcium preparations. It is also important to include foods rich in calcium in their diet, such as fish, shrimp, and seafood. With active treatment, excessive sweating can be corrected quickly.