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My 5 month old baby is cold and sweaty, what can be the cause?.
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Depends: Being sweaty can be a normal state for some babies but if this is new you might want to have your baby checked. If there are any other symptoms like irritability, crying, sleep or appetite changes this may be due to illness. Check with your pediatrician.
Answered 9/19/2014
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