White spots on baby's eyebrows

If a baby has white spots on his eyebrows, you can actually tell at a glance because the color of the white spots is lighter than normal skin color. The causes of white spots on babies are mostly related to vitiligo, but it is better to undergo a specific diagnosis. When white spots appear, parents should actively find out the cause and receive treatment so that the baby can recover as soon as possible.

1. Low immunity

Vitiligo is most likely to occur in people with low immunity. If white spots appear on a baby's body, it mostly means that the baby's immunity is low. At this time, parents should pay more attention to the baby's physical immunity and try to take the children out to bask in the sun as much as possible, which can help improve immunity.

2. Lack of trace elements

The occurrence of vitiligo is closely related to the trace elements in the body. If there is a lack of some trace elements in the body, melanin cannot be synthesized better, which will lead to the appearance of white spots. If the baby is still breastfeeding, parents should pay attention to their diet. They must not be picky or partial eaters. They should pay attention to a balanced diet to ensure that the trace elements in the breast milk are not lacking.

3. Friction from clothing

The baby's skin is very delicate and will easily react after being rubbed. Some babies' skin will develop white spots after being rubbed, so parents should also observe whether there is friction from clothing in the areas with white spots. If so, it should be corrected in time.

Vitiligo is a disease with genetic factors. Many babies suffer from this disease which is directly related to genetics, but most patients do not get sick simply because of genetics. It is generally caused by some inducements. When white spots appear on the baby's body, parents should pay attention to the above three factors, try their best to prevent and care for the baby, and let the baby's vitiligo recover as soon as possible to avoid affecting the baby.