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My son sweats a lot while palying
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weats a lot in head while doing yoga exercise and playing with other kids..compare to other kids he sweats a lot..he is active and when he sit in the normal temp he is not sweating only playing and doing exercises
Please let me know it's norm al or need to check anything
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Sweating while playing & physical activity is normal but in case ur child is sweating excessively that is worrying u....can be due to vit D deficiency also....ur child is in growing age & may require supplementation with vit D & calcium ....
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If you are worried about your baby sweating constantly, it may help to know that this is a normal process, which may last until he is about four years old. Sweating on the head, especially during sleep, is very common in children. Sweating in the palms and soles is also common during stressful situations or in enclosed environments, such as shoes or coat pockets. Underarm sweating is usually caused by hot environments and anxiety. If you may notice that your baby becomes sweaty sometimes, just relax and change his clothes if necessary
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