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Sweaty head and hot head of 8 months
My 8 months old daughter's head stays very hot and sweaty all the time
Even the weather has changed and it's pretty cold now but still her head sweats alot and really hot
It sweats all the time sleeping, playing, sitting everytime
Is it ok or I need to worry about it?
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Hot sweating head is mostly due to hot non ventillated environments.
Keep good ventillations.
Some times it is due to temperaments. Make her feel easy Record temp of room ,If high put on fan.let her be active and playful.
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It can be normal depends on basal metabolic rate
But would advise you to give her vit D3 regularly
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Hello,
It's normal for the baby to be like that, if baby is growing ok, nothing to worry otherwise consult your doctor or online consultation.
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Yes...some babies sweat a lot irrespective of the temperatures...
Don't worry if she is playful and thriving well inspire of this.
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Dr. Brindha. V
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13 yrs exp
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The child needs evaluation
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