This is a common symptom of supraventricular tachycardia, especially in infants and children. It may be difficult to notice the signs of SVT in children, but sweating and poor eating are two primary signs along with pale skin and a pulse of over 200 beats per minute. Besides sweating, increased urination is linked to the medical condition as well. SVT is not a life-threatening illness, but if you have other medical problems or experience bothersome or reoccurring symptoms, then you need to seek treatment with your doctor.

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