One of the clinical manifestations of babies with rickets is hyperhidrosis, but parents are often not sure whether their babies are hyperhidrosis. Is love sweating at night a sign of calcium deficiency? This requires us to start with the physiological characteristics of infants and young children. The baby has a large amount of activity during the day, vigorous metabolism and high excitability of the nervous system. In addition, the development of autonomic nerve function is not perfect. When sleeping, the original metabolic rate cannot be quickly reduced, so a lot of heat energy in the body will still be released in a short time by sweating. In addition, the baby's sleep is not practical, and it is not necessarily a manifestation of calcium deficiency. Not eating enough during the day, doing a lot of activities before going to bed, and having an uncomfortable sleeping environment (such as the room is too hot or the air is not circulating) may all cause the baby to sleep badly. A baby about 1 year-old simply depends on breastfeeding or stays in the stage of eating gruel and noodle soup for a long time, which will lead to the intake of calories that cannot meet the needs of growth and development, and he will be restless at night. Therefore, sweating too much and not sleeping at night are not necessarily the manifestations of rickets.
Children with rickets are characterized by increased excitability of nervous system, such as excessive sweating and restless sleep at night, and bone changes are also important features. Babies of different ages suffer from rickets with different skeletal changes, such as teething later than normal infants, fontanel closing later, head and chest changes mainly within 1 year, and lower limbs changes mainly after standing and walking. At different ages, the focus of diagnosis will be on rickets. There are many laboratory detection methods, but the method of simply detecting calcium in hair or urine is not accurate. In the early stage of rickets, blood calcium and blood phosphorus generally do not decrease, and only when it is serious will blood calcium and blood phosphorus decrease. Therefore, the determination of blood calcium and blood phosphorus is of little value for the early diagnosis of rickets. At present, the determination of alkaline phosphatase content in blood or alkaline phosphatase activity in bone is mostly used. X-ray film of wrist and bone mineral density measurement of older children are used to help diagnose rickets. Suggestion: first buy a few packs of bones to eat ~ it can effectively improve night sweats. Partial eclipse Play the role of appetizing and maintaining the baby. Calcium supplement. Eat bone soup. Buxue Zhugan decoction or animal viscera