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What To Do With Babies Having Cold Sweats ?

my 3 month old son is having cold sweats what do i do?
Tue, 17 May 2011
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Dear Sabrina
Sweating around the head is quite common in infants and if the baby has no other symptom, just ignore it as the recovery takes place when your baby grows older. Some babies have sweat on the palms and soles due to hyperactivity as their sympathetic nervous system is over active. Again no need to worry. If your baby is growing well, gaining weight and is active then perhaps this is just a constitutional symptom and will disappear as the baby grows older. Incidentally over-clothing the baby also makes him perspire excessively.
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What To Do With Babies Having Cold Sweats ?

Dear Sabrina Sweating around the head is quite common in infants and if the baby has no other symptom, just ignore it as the recovery takes place when your baby grows older. Some babies have sweat on the palms and soles due to hyperactivity as their sympathetic nervous system is over active. Again no need to worry. If your baby is growing well, gaining weight and is active then perhaps this is just a constitutional symptom and will disappear as the baby grows older. Incidentally over-clothing the baby also makes him perspire excessively.