Sweaty hands and feet of infants in air-conditioned rooms may be caused by physiological conditions such as high metabolism, wearing more covers, and pathological conditions such as lack of nutrients and respiratory tract infections.
1. Physiological situation: infants in the air-conditioned room sweaty hands and feet may be due to the metabolism, the nervous system is not well developed, or infants wearing clothes covered with a thicker blanket and so on.
2. pathological conditions: if the baby body lacks calcium and other nutrients, may also lead to sweaty hands and feet in the air-conditioned room; if the baby respiratory tract infection caused by fever will also appear in the air-conditioned room sweaty hands and feet, usually accompanied by coughing, runny nose and other symptoms.
Sweaty hands and feet in air-conditioned rooms may also be associated with autonomic dysfunction, hypoglycemia and other causes, and it is recommended to go to the hospital in a timely manner to improve the examination, and to clarify the cause of the disease with the help of the doctor.