Why do babies have black lips?

Whether the baby can grow up healthily is what parents care about most, and any changes in the child will worry the parents. In daily life, many babies have black lips. Since the children are still so young, parents must be very worried. They want to find out the child’s condition and take measures to treat it as soon as possible. So, what is the reason for the baby's black lips? Let's take a closer look below.

If your lips are black and purple, it is an obvious symptom of blood hypoxia. Other conditions such as pneumonia, heart failure, asthma, constipation, and abdominal pain may also cause this symptom.

It is recommended that mothers take their babies to see a doctor, do relevant examinations, and receive timely diagnosis and treatment.

It is recommended to have a cardiac ultrasound to consider the possibility of congenital heart disease. Avoid colds, emotional stimulation, and reduce unnecessary stimulation.

Black lips: Abnormal digestive system: poor appetite, constipation, diarrhea, abdominal bloating, lips will turn black. The appearance of black precipitates and dark spots may be caused by chronic adrenal insufficiency or polyps in the digestive tract.

Purple lips are a sign of hypoxia, and further examination of the heart and lungs should be conducted, especially to rule out the possibility of congenital heart disease. It may be a lack of trace elements and vitamins. It is recommended that you take zinc gluconate orally, or take vitamin B complex at the same time. You must drink plenty of water on a regular basis. Eat more vegetables. Don't eat MSG or chicken essence. It is recommended that you avoid spicy food.

Dark purple lips indicate insufficient blood supply to the lips, but it does not necessarily mean there is no problem. This is called "cyanosis" or "cyanosis" in Western medicine.

The above is an introduction to why babies’ lips turn black. I hope it will be helpful to parents. There are many factors that cause babies' lips to turn black. When such a situation occurs, don't panic too much. The key is to go to a regular hospital in time to give your child a comprehensive examination. Only by finding out the cause can you better deal with it and prevent greater harm to the child.