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My 4 month old girl seems to sweat alot her hands and feet and her body in general sometimes her feet sweat so much she has little beads of sweat coming off them.Our house is kept cool and I don't overdress her.It's not ever moment of the day but happens alot her feet are always sweaty.I go next week to see Doc so i'll ask but just wondering if anyone elses child has this.Someone told me that it could be diabeties,heart trouble, thyroid it scared the c__p out of me.
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Im wondering the same thing. Every since i can remmeber my now 6 mo. old sweats a lot. I mean sometimes its not even hot and her head is sweaty.
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Hopefully someone else has some ideals I'm really anxious to hear as I said I don't see the Doc till Tueday next week, I hope It's nothing.
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my 3 month old sweats a lot too specially her head but her feet and hands get sweaty too my doctor said it was ok but you should ask your doctor also. i wouldnt worry too much.
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I do not have an answer, however share the same question. If you could let me know what the doctors say to you as well, I will tell you what our doctor says.
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Try not to worry. Some babies just sweat. Let us know what happen. Take care
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Well I went to Doc she said it's nothing to worry about so thats it I guess
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It seems many of us are searching for the same answer....why do our babys feet and hands sweat so much? This is my second child and my daughter did not have this condition. However, my son is 3 months old and with in the past few weeks I've noticed his feet and hands are sweaty. I began searching the web to find out what if anything it means and came across this web site. My next doctor app. isn't until the end of Sept. so if anyone can give some insight into this "sweaty" problem please do so :-).
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Someone told me it could be TB related , is it true because my son is seven months now but he he has been sweating a lot since he was 3 months. I am worried.
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It's normal for babies to sweat, especially in their sleep. You should of course make sure the baby is comfortable and not overheated by touching and feeling her tummy. Also when you come home from outside, remove hats and extra clothing. Sounds like you're doing what you should anyway.
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