DISORDER OF THERMOREGULATION IN CHILDREN

Abstract

Thermoregulation refers to the body's ability to maintain its core temperature within a narrow range, even as the external temperature fluctuates. This crucial physiological process allows humans and other warm-blooded animals to function optimally. However, in some children, the mechanisms responsible for thermoregulation do not function properly, resulting in disorders of thermoregulation. This article will examine the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for disorders of thermoregulation that can occur during childhood.