Newborn shivering may be related to environmental factors, but also to intracranial infections and epilepsy.
1. Environmental factors: shivering in newborns may be related to environmental factors, such as the surrounding temperature is too low, coupled with the newborn wearing less, may lead to the above situation.
2. Intracranial infection, newborns with symptoms of intracranial infection may also cause shivering, accompanied by crying and restlessness, fever and other clinical symptoms.
3. Epilepsy: Epilepsy can also cause shivering in newborns, accompanied by twitching of the hands and feet and other adverse reactions.
Newborn shivering may also have other causes, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time for relevant examinations, clear causes and then actively treat the symptoms.