Symptoms of blue veins on baby's eyelids

Our careful parents will find that blue veins can be clearly seen on the baby's body. In fact, these are not the baby's nerves, but the baby's capillaries. Because the baby is still in the growth stage, the skin is relatively thin, so it is easy to be seen. However, we can observe the blue veins in different parts of the body to see if there is any problem with the body, so we can discover it early and treat it early.

The blue veins on the baby's nose bridge are mainly caused by some common blood vessels protruding outwards. At the same time, some particularly prominent blue veins are mainly caused by some common diseases, so it is important to clarify what type of blue veins they are in order to provide good treatment and diagnosis. Let us give a brief introduction below.

The distribution of blue veins: The blue veins that we can usually observe are mainly distributed on the face, head, feet and other parts. Different parts indicate different symptoms.

1. Temples: Bulging blue veins on the temples indicate signs of cerebral arteriosclerosis, headaches, and strokes.

2. Blue veins on the forehead indicate that you may suffer from hyperthyroidism or diabetes.

3. Protruding blue veins on the bridge of the nose indicate gastrointestinal stagnation and indigestion.

4. Blue veins appearing in the lower jaw indicate rheumatism or lower limb disease;

5. The veins on the back of the fingers are black, indicating cervical spondylosis or lumbar spondylosis;

6. Finger joints: Blue veins protrude from the finger joints, indicating poor gastrointestinal function, abdominal distension and pain, and bad breath;

7. If the veins under the thumb joint are bulging or twisted, it indicates coronary artery sclerosis and myocardial strain.

Through the above introduction, we know that blue veins in different parts of the body can indicate different diseases, especially the blue veins on the baby's nose. We can observe at any time whether the baby has indigestion. If so, we must not take medicine casually at home, but go to the hospital to see a doctor for diagnosis to see if it is very serious and get treatment as soon as possible.