Is it normal for the back of a baby's hands to turn blue?

Generally, we can see the back of babies' hands when they are receiving an IV drip. Many parents don't quite understand why they turn blue, but there are many reasons for this. Some children are born with some blue spots, which are what we call birthmarks, but some are due to their own reasons, or they may have other diseases. Then it would be normal for Er Tonghui to also turn blue. Is it normal for the back of a baby's hands to turn blue?

If the back of a newborn's hands turns blue, it is most likely due to lack of oxygen. If you have ever had an infusion, the blueness may be caused by the infusion. You can pay attention to whether your baby has pneumonia and congenital heart disease.

Usually the blue color on the back of a newborn's hand is normal and unique to newborns. It will slowly fade away on its own. If the child is breastfed, it is recommended that the mother's diet should be nutritious, light, and easy to digest. Do not eat too much fatty food, and do not eat raw and cold foods such as tangerines, oranges, watermelons, grapes, and pitaya. If the mother's gastrointestinal function is not good, such as diarrhea, constipation, etc., taking Changlekang or Bifikang orally to adjust the balance of intestinal flora will help the child's recovery.

It is very common for newborn babies to have blue hands. All children have some symptoms, some appear on their heads and some appear on their arms. So parents should pay attention to it. So if the blue hands of babies have been infused recently, it is a normal phenomenon. If there is no reason for the blue hands, then parents should consult a doctor to see what is causing it.