Baby's eyes and nose are blue

The blue bridge of the baby's nose between the eyes is a very common disease in daily life. It will not only cause great harm to the patient's physical health, but also seriously affect their normal life and work. People need to seek medical treatment in time when they find related symptoms, and choose appropriate treatment methods according to their own physical condition to recover health as soon as possible.

1. It is normal for a child to have a blue nose bridge. Many children will have this light blue skin from birth to a few months or even one or two years old. Generally, this blue skin color will gradually fade away as the child grows up.

2 As for the reasons why children have slightly bluish skin, there are actually many reasons. The most direct one is that when the child is in the mother's womb, the nutrition is not absorbed well, or there is too much accumulation of pigments, or the child lacks blood.

3 If this situation continues to occur even when the baby is a few years old, it is recommended to take the baby to the hospital for a detailed examination to prevent the occurrence of hemangiomas. Also, the baby should be fed more nutritious meals and foods that replenish blood and qi.

4 According to traditional Chinese medicine, it’s because you ate too much. Check the skin between your baby's index finger and thumb to see if there are blue veins. If so, it means he has eaten too much. In more serious cases, there are blue veins on the bridge of his nose. If your baby is fed too much, he will be irritable and unable to sleep at night. If you want your child to be safe at all times, he should be kept three parts hungry and three parts cold. Let your baby exercise more to aid digestion, feed him only half full and let him drink plenty of water, and you will see if there will be any improvement.

5 The nose bridge turns blue and the child cries loudly. If this phenomenon does not occur frequently, it is considered to be hypoxia caused by crying. The cyanosis of the baby's nose and around the mouth is mostly due to shortness of breath and hypoxia caused by pneumonia, and is also related to congenital heart disease.

Suggestions: Pay more attention to your baby's current condition. If it occurs frequently, go to the hospital's pediatric department to have a doctor listen to your baby's stethoscope. Try to coax your child to sleep peacefully. The bruising should now subside.

Note:

In fact, babies are relatively fragile. We should pay attention to protecting them. Do not spoil them too much, which will cause them to become picky eaters. Instead, give them some nutritious foods that can replenish blood and qi.