My child loves to sweat and his hair is wet. What's going on?

It is generally normal for children to sweat, because children are young, their metabolism is relatively fast, and they like to play and make noises, which promotes the metabolism of sweat. Of course, if the child sweats severely, especially when sleeping, you should pay attention to it, as it may be caused by pathological night sweats, and you should take the child to the hospital for examination.

My child loves to sweat and his hair is wet. What's going on?

1. Sweating and wet hair are common in children

The main reason is that children have stronger metabolic capacity, their skin is more delicate and contains a lot of water, their capillaries are very rich, and their autonomic nervous function regulation is not particularly perfect, so they are prone to sweating symptoms. Especially when children are sleeping, they are also growing, their metabolic capacity is relatively strong, and they are more likely to sweat and have wet hair.

If a child shows symptoms such as sweating and wet hair, as well as dizziness and loss of appetite, this is a cause for concern. Because if it is a natural physiological phenomenon, the child will be relatively lively. If the child becomes inactive or even causes other symptoms, this may be caused by some disease. This should be considered pathological night sweats.

2. Pathological night sweats

There are many reasons that lead to pathological night sweats in children, such as some chronic diseases or symptoms of anemia in children. In addition, if the child has symptoms of arrhythmia, he or she is also likely to experience such symptoms. When children experience pathological night sweats, they often experience symptoms such as profuse sweating and wet hair while sleeping. In this case, you must go to the hospital for examination in time to find out what the cause is and receive timely treatment. The above briefly explains the reasons why children sweat and have wet hair. Generally speaking, normal physiological sweating is harmless to children. If parents find that their children have other obvious symptoms in addition to sweating and wet hair, they should remain vigilant and go to the hospital for examination in time.