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Question 1: My baby is three months old and has been sweating seriously recently, especially when sleeping at night. His head, neck, and back are sweating, and there is cold sweat all over his head when he touches it. What\’s wrong? Dr. Luo Zhen answered: It is very common for babies to sweat excessively. If it is not excessive, it is mostly physiological hyperhidrosis, which is related to the imperfect development and unstable function of the autonomic nervous system in children. In addition, the indoor environment temperature is high, wearing too many covers, and people are prone to sweating. Parents should always use a dry towel to wipe the baby\’s body, or put a small towel on the back to avoid catching a cold due to sweat-soaked clothes. The Chinese patent medicine Yupingfeng Granules has preventive and conditioning effects, and is more effective in treating spontaneous sweating. It can be taken until about two weeks after the excessive sweating is significantly relieved. In addition, because zinc is excreted through sweat, babies with excessive sweating are often zinc deficient. After diagnosis, they need to take food or medicine supplements based on the test results. Question 2: My son, who is two and a half years old, always retches when he goes to the toilet. Sometimes when he eats, he retches when he doesn’t want to eat. He retches but does not vomit. What is going on? Dr. Wang Yanli’s answer: Diaphragm spasm is induced when defecating too hard. After diaphragm spasm, the lower esophagus is pressed against peristalsis and retching occurs. Retching is a conditioned reflex when you don’t want to eat. Don’t reinforce it repeatedly. The more you talk about it, the worse it gets. This happens. In this case, just divert his attention and let him forget about it, and it will be fine after a while. Question 3: I am 38 years old this year. My first baby was born in October 2016. I was already an advanced maternal age at that time. Now I am pregnant with my second child. I read various negative reports about elderly mothers on the Internet and I feel very confused. Can this baby survive? want? Dr. Pan Guilan answered: You can have this baby, provided that you have regular prenatal check-ups. Not every elderly mother will have an impact on her pregnancy and her baby. Don’t bear too much psychological burden. Keep a good mood, strengthen nutrition, and do good prenatal check-ups.