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Hot Head Intermittently
My baby is 5 month old and her head is very hot intermittently. While we are feeding and if she is actively playing.
Please advise what could be the issues.
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No issue to worry , it is good sign and it is common it happen due to increase blood supply to head.
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It will be good to apply coconut oil/cow ghee on her scalp.
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Hello, infants head can be hot to touch than the body. Check her body temperature. If its normal nothing to worry. If not consult a Homoeopathy doctor nearby. To know more & for any other concern you can call us or reach us online.
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Don't worry
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Hi , don't worry it's fine . Probably from both of you one must have excessive heat in body . That might be the reason. Babies mother should be relax & stress free .
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Babies generally have a warm forehead while they are doing any activity.Also generally babies are wrapped in layers of clothes.If baby does not have temperature (on thermometer )or excessive crying ,nothing to worry about.
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