What diseases are related to the blue veins on the baby's head?

Parents pay a lot of attention to their children, especially babies. Babies will only cry when they are unwell and have no resistance to many harmful factors. Of course, many physical symptoms of children can determine the type of disease. For example, blue veins on babies' heads are normal for some babies, but they are caused by diseases. Parents should observe the discomfort symptoms of their children to make judgments. So what diseases are blue veins on babies' heads related to?

There are obvious blue veins on your baby's head. What you said may be because your baby is relatively thin, and the veins are exposed, which is especially obvious when he is crying. This situation is not serious and is not a disease. It will get better as you grow and develop. However, it should be noted that the following situations are also related to the blue veins on the head. The bulging blue veins indicate that blood return is obstructed and pressure is increased, which manifests as varicose, bulging, twisting, and finally discoloration. This indicates that physiological waste products such as blood stasis, dampness, heat toxins, and stagnation in the human body cannot be excreted from the body. This is a manifestation of waste stagnation in the human body. It is especially obvious in people who do not defecate for 3-5 days. If you defecate several times a day, the blue veins will become concave. If the meridians are unobstructed, there will be no pain; if there is pain, there will be blockage. If wastes such as cholesterol and blood lipids accumulate in the blood, it will cause high blood pressure, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases; if there is waste accumulation or stool in our intestines, such as toxins, bacteria, mucus, etc., it will cause constipation; if there is accumulation in the meridians, it is generally the deposition of phlegm, dampness, blood stasis and toxins, causing some of our pain, inflammation and tumors.

The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine states: Meridians determine life and death and regulate deficiency and excess, and they must be unobstructed.

"Blue veins" on the head:

1. When there are "blue veins" on the temples, it often indicates dizziness and headache. The pain is on the side where the veins are bulging. When the "blue veins" on the temples are bulging and twisted, it indicates cerebral arteriosclerosis. If they are purple-black, it is easy to have a stroke.

2. "Blue veins" on the forehead indicate long-term mental and physical strain, indicating work pressure or emotional pressure;

3. The blue veins on the bridge of nose are mostly seen in children. Generally speaking, the nose is the digestive system, which indicates gastrointestinal stagnation, stomachache, bloating, indigestion, and constipation. The condition is more serious when it is purple.

4. Eye bags and "blue veins". As the saying goes, spleen deficiency leads to large eye bags, kidney deficiency leads to dark eye bags, and "blue veins" under the eyes often indicate gynecological diseases, irregular menstruation, and leucorrhea;

5. "Blue veins" at the corners of the mouth or cheeks often indicate gynecological diseases, heavy vaginal discharge, fatigue, weakness in the waist and knees, and rheumatism in the lower limbs.

What diseases are related to the blue veins on the baby's head? After reading the above article, we can accurately judge the problem of blue veins on the baby's head. Parents don't need to worry too much about the problem of blue veins. If the child has no physical abnormalities, you don't need to worry about it. Of course, if the blue veins on the head persist and the child is not in good health, you need to go to the hospital for a vascular examination to avoid vascular diseases in patients, which will cause great harm to the patient's development.