What is the reason for the blue sides of the baby's nose

If you find that the sides of your baby's nose are blue, parents should not panic too much. First observe whether the baby is accidentally rubbed, and see if the baby's faces show any discomfort. Generally, the blue sides of the nose are not a very serious condition. If it does not disappear for a long time, you should go to the hospital. So what’s going on when the sides of the baby’s nose turn blue?

There are abundant capillaries on both sides of the nose and children's skin is thin, so the sides of children's nose often appear bluish, which is mostly normal. Parents are advised to observe: 1. The color of the skin around the lips. 2. Does the bluish color around the mouth and sides of the nose get worse after the child cries or engages in strenuous activities? 3. Do you often suffer from respiratory infections? 4. Pediatric physical examination heart murmur. If the child is normal, continue to observe. If any abnormality is found, see a pediatrician in time to rule out heart disease.

The blueness on the baby's nose bridge and the sides of the nostrils does not mean that the baby is frightened or has poor liver and kidney function (the blueness of the nostrils needs to be ruled out as causing hypoxia in the baby). It's just that the baby's veins are superficial. As the saying goes, children in this situation are very annoying. I am more likely to be sick, and I always get a cross. This is the case with the children of my colleagues around me. If your baby is eating and sleeping well, don't worry. As long as the child smiles, eats normally, sleeps well, and doesn't cry or make a fuss, there should be no problem. I have heard many people say that this phenomenon is due to the child's weak constitution.

The blue sides of the baby's nose are not a very serious condition. The main consideration is whether the baby is uncomfortable. If the baby is in normal condition, then there is no big problem. Of course, for the sake of health, parents can take the baby to the hospital for a detailed examination, so that they can know whether the baby is uncomfortable or not.