What's wrong with the blue veins on the nose bridge of a one-year-old baby?

Many people have different opinions about the blue veins on the baby's nose bridge. Many old people say that if a child has blue veins on his nose bridge, it means that the child has been in poor health since childhood, has a poor constitution, and is prone to illness. However, some people say that this phenomenon is a sign of the child's previous life. In short, the opinions are all the same. If there are blue veins on the baby's nose bridge and they are very obvious, then what is the matter with the blue veins on the nose bridge of a one-year-old baby?

Soon after the baby was born, his mother discovered that there were faint blue veins at the base of his ears. When I started crying, the blue veins became more obvious. The mother couldn't help but sigh: How could such a beautiful baby be disfigured by these blue veins! But the grandmother muttered that this was a bad sign, because as the old saying goes, "blue veins at the bridge of the nose mean disaster is imminent."

In fact, the blue veins that appear at the root of the nose of infants and young children, although not a sign of impending disaster, are somewhat related to disease. In ancient times, there were no advanced examination methods, and doctors relied on observation, smell, questioning and palpation to diagnose diseases. For babies who can't speak. Observation is particularly important, and the blue veins at the root of the nose are a very important observation item. The ancients believed that children with exposed blue veins at the root of their noses after birth were usually weak and prone to various diseases, such as convulsions, coughs, anorexia, and worm diseases (parasitic diseases).

With the development of the times, high-tech instruments such as X-ray and CT have played a better role in disease diagnosis. Many subjective and ambiguous diagnostic methods, including "inspection of the blue veins at the bridge of the nose", are gradually being forgotten. However, in recent years, we have conducted more systematic research on the blue veins on the bridge of the nose and found some interesting phenomena.

"Blue vein babies" are prone to catching colds

We selected more than 150 infants less than six months old and divided them into two groups for observation. Among them, one group was babies born with blue veins at the root of their noses, and the other group was normal babies. During the more than three years of follow-up, we did not find that infants with blue veins at the root of the nose were prone to convulsions, anorexia, worm disease, etc. as the ancients said. In pneumonia, diarrhea, anemia, rickets, night crying, eczema, malnutrition and other aspects. Their disease rates were also not significantly different from those of other children. However, we found an important problem: the incidence of colds and tracheitis. "Babies with blue veins" are significantly taller than children without blue veins.

If there are blue veins on the child's nose bridge, then you must find out the reasons and see what's going on. During this period, observe the child's physique to see if the child's physique is good. If the child's physique is not good, then you must give the child more nutritious food to help the child strengthen his physique, and then let the child exercise more.