What is the reason for the baby to hold back his blushing face?

Many parents will find that their babies tend to hold their breath and their faces turn red, sometimes even purple due to the pain. At this time, we should pay attention to analyzing the cause. Of course, some babies may have better peripheral vascular circulation, and their faces will become rosy as soon as they move, or they may be shy or angry, and their faces will turn red when they cry. However, it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by some diseases, such as tuberculosis or lupus erythematosus.

1. Blushing can be physiological or pathological. Some healthy people have better peripheral blood circulation, and their complexion will be rosy after a little activity; some people will blush when they are shy, angry or ashamed; some people may blush due to drinking; people living in the mountains, because the air is thinner, the body needs more red blood cells to absorb enough oxygen, and once the hemoglobin carried by red blood cells increases, the color of the face will be redder; some people blush due to menopause, some people blush due to systemic diseases. Such as hypertension, tuberculosis, lupus erythematosus, etc. Don't worry about physiological blushing. As for pathological blushing, you should consult a doctor.

2. From a medical point of view, blushing means that the face turns redder more easily than other people due to changes in temperature or emotions, and the color is darker and lasts longer. There are blood vessels in the skin, which expand or contract due to nerve factors. Especially the cheeks are rich in capillaries, so the cheeks are more likely to turn red. If facial blushing only occurs in winter, it has more to do with temperature changes.

3. In terms of diet, doctors say that people who blush easily should eat less foods that increase vasodilation, such as coffee, tea, cola and other caffeinated foods. Supplementing with some B vitamins can also help nerve repair and have a calming effect. In addition, you should avoid sun exposure, alcohol, spicy and irritating food, and avoid anger, tension or excessive excitement, as these will contribute to facial blushing.