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9 Months Baby, Sweating, Waking At Night, Crying, Not Having Food. Teething Starting. Cause Of Problem?

My son is one & 9 months and been waking up for the last 5 nights screaming and crying as if something hurts but he only wants me to hold him as if he was scared and starts to sweat uncontrollably, I dong know what's going on? His body is cold and he is seating, he don't want to eat much I thought it's because he is getting his back teeth in but I'm not sure anymore, what can b the problem?
posted on Wed, 16 Oct 2013
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dear user
these symptom not because of teething .

sweating may be because of hot flash in night .

try to maintain normal room temperature .towards cooler side .

do you have family history of thyroid disorder . otherwise also consult to doctor

get thyroid profile .
no medication required .
don't leave baby alone .
make him sense of your presence everytime in night .

hope this will help u .

dr neha
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9 Months Baby, Sweating, Waking At Night, Crying, Not Having Food. Teething Starting. Cause Of Problem?

dear user these symptom not because of teething . sweating may be because of hot flash in night . try to maintain normal room temperature .towards cooler side . do you have family history of thyroid disorder . otherwise also consult to doctor get thyroid profile . no medication required . don t leave baby alone . make him sense of your presence everytime in night . hope this will help u . dr neha