What to do if your child's lower eyelid turns blue

From the time a child is born to the time he grows up, and even when he gets married and has children, parents can't let go of the feeling of worrying about him. Perhaps this is what parents are like. The child's every move and certain changes in the body will affect the parents' hearts. I have a deep understanding of this. If the child is different from usual, or there are some changes, parents will always worry about the baby's physical problems. What should I do if the child's lower eyelids are blue? Let's take a look at the introduction below.

Blue lower eyelids in children indicate spleen and stomach problems. The spleen and stomach are terms in traditional Chinese medicine, equivalent to the digestive organs in modern medicine. Blue lower eyelids are mostly caused by unhygienic diet, overeating or binge eating in children. This dark blue spot is characterized by a darker color in the center and lighter color around it. In addition, it is often accompanied by symptoms such as abdominal distension or vomiting after eating. This situation is mostly due to improper diet damaging gastrointestinal function.

If the above-mentioned dark blue spots appear on the inner side of the lower eyelid (nose side), accompanied by a sallow face and wilted complexion, the child's physical constitution is poor, which means that the child has a habit of being picky about food; if this happens in the summer, it is mostly due to eating too much cold food and eating too little green leafy vegetables.

In addition, children who often catch colds (more than 10 times a year) will also develop blue spots on the lower eyelids. As long as they adjust their diet, the colds will disappear.

Children are rich in capillaries and have thin skin cuticle, so they are prone to dark circles around their eyes. Generally, there is no need to worry too much. It is recommended that you drink less water and rest more before going to bed. If you are worried, you can go to the hospital for treatment.

It can be combined with the child's situation. If it has always been there, it may be caused by local pigmentation. If it is caused by crying, you can also see if it is caused by lack of oxygen.

The above are all summed up by the child's blue lower eyelids. You can refer to the above points and pay attention to observation. If the child eats, sleeps, and plays well, you can let the baby pay attention to rest and diet. Generally, there is no problem. If the baby is sick, go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying the baby's health. If the child is older and can say where he is uncomfortable, it's okay. If it is a child who can't speak yet, go to the hospital for examination, so that you can rest assured. I wish the child a healthy growth!