What is the reason for children to sweat yellow

If a child has yellow sweat, parents should pay attention. Yellow sweat may be related to liver and gallbladder diseases, and may also be related to diet. It is also related to excessive secretion of sweat glands. In addition, taking some medications may also cause this phenomenon. In any case, you should go to the pediatric department for clinical examination in time, strengthen diet adjustment in daily life, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and improve the body's immunity.

The main symptoms of abnormal liver function in children are:

1. Abnormal liver function leads to abnormal synthesis of coagulation factors, which can cause bleeding tendencies such as bleeding gums and nosebleeds.

2. Abnormal hormone metabolism can cause dilation of skin arterioles, spider nevi, palms of the hand, dark complexion, etc.

3. Abnormal fat metabolism can cause fatty liver. The liver is an important organ for fat metabolism, free fatty acid oxidation and utilization. It is also the main site for the synthesis, secretion, degradation and transport of lipoproteins and most apolipoproteins. Liver disease can cause a decrease in the total plasma fatty acid concentration and a deficiency of polyunsaturated fatty acids, an increase in plasma free fatty acids and triglycerides, and excess triglycerides are stored in the form of fat droplets, leading to fatty liver. It may cause pain in the liver area or percussion pain;

4. Abnormal liver function can lead to abnormal albumin synthesis, low albumin, decreased colloid concentration in the blood, and water in the blood entering the tissues through blood vessels, leading to ascites, pleural effusion, etc. in severe cases.

5. Symptoms of abnormal liver function: Systemic manifestations: Fatigue and easy fatigability are the most common symptoms. It is mostly due to liver cell damage, which leads to increased serum transaminases and other enzymes and decreased cholesterol esterase. It may also be caused by decreased appetite, reduced food intake, and malnutrition.

6. Symptoms of abnormal liver function Skin manifestations: In some cases, a liver disease appearance may appear, characterized by a dark, yellowish-brown, rough complexion, dark purple lips, etc.; it may also cause facial capillary dilation, spider nevi and liver palms, and some patients may have an enlarged spleen.

7. Symptoms of abnormal liver function Gastrointestinal manifestations: decreased appetite; abnormal digestive function, resulting in symptoms such as loss of appetite, aversion to greasy food, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or constipation.

8. Abnormal liver function can cause abnormal bile pigment metabolism and lead to jaundice. The main symptom is yellowing of the skin, sclera and other tissues. When the jaundice deepens, the urine, sputum, tears and sweat will also turn yellow, while the saliva generally does not change color.

Dietary considerations for abnormal liver function

Experts point out that the so-called abnormal liver function refers to when the liver is damaged by certain pathogenic factors, it can cause destruction of the liver's morphological structure and metabolic abnormalities in liver function. So what should we pay attention to in our daily diet? 1. The dietary structure should be reasonable. When liver function is abnormal, attention should be paid to the balanced intake of various nutrients. Patients should pay attention to the balance of three meals. 2. Appropriate fat intake can meet the patient's energy needs and help the normal functioning of various functions. Fat intake should not be excessive to avoid the occurrence of fatty liver. 3. Appropriate protein intake. The various amino acids produced by protein decomposition help meet the needs of the human body. At the same time, protein can promote the repair and regeneration of the patient's liver cells, which is also beneficial for restoring normal liver function. 4. Appropriate intake of sugars and carbohydrates helps patients store energy. 5. When liver function is abnormal, you should avoid spicy, irritating, greasy, and raw foods to avoid increasing the burden on the liver.