Doc.my Child Often Sleeps Sweating On His Wrists And Always A Lot ,, That’s Why

Good evening, thanks for asking at HealthReplies.com. The condition that your child is experiencing requires further examination, because sweating on the wrist is not a complaint that is often encountered.

If you only sweat excessively, then it's still more frequent. In general, this is caused by certain conditions that trigger the sweat glands to work more than usual. But if the specific sweat is only on the wrist, then this needs to be checked first. Because the wrist itself is not an area that has a lot of sweat glands. Complaints of sweating on the wrist also seemed to indicate that his own hands and arms were dry, and only his wrists were wet.

To avoid misunderstanding, our advice is that you should take your child to the pediatrician if the condition starts to worry, for example your child appears to be powerless, weak, pale, or have other complaints. But if in addition to sweat on his wrist there are no other complaints, given the condition of the corona outbreak that is rife everywhere, it is better to stay home first, and there is nothing to do with his present condition other than maintaining general endurance. So, hopefully answering your question.