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1month old baby sweats alot on head
Hi doctor
My 1month old baby boy's head sweats alot and his head becomes full wet when he cries unbearably or when he is breastfeeding.
Is sweating so much on head during feeding or crying normal for him??
also sometimes when he is sleeping and room temperature become hot.
Can it be avoided?? can I turn on AC while feeding and sleeping??
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You need to consult your doctor immediately. Your child probably needs some investigation. What you are explaining is some time associated with heart disease.
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Dear sir
Thank you for your query
Sweating during feeding in a 1 month old is usually normal
1. If your baby is sweaty, the first thing to do is to adjust the environment so it’s more comfortable
2. Make sure the temperature in your baby’s room stays between cool and warm but isn’t hot
3. Dress your baby in light clothes. Do not bundle up your baby unless it’s very cold
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If the above changes don’t help, please consult your Pediatrician .
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