What causes redness around the child's mouth?

Children are more naughty and often have traces of bumps and bruises on their bodies. Adults are used to these, but sometimes, parents will suddenly find that the area around their children's mouths has turned red, and they don't know what caused it. Now, I would like to explain to you why the area around a child’s mouth may become red, and also tell you what to do if the area around a child’s mouth becomes red. I hope to provide you with some useful help.

1. This is usually caused by children playing with dirt or not washing their hands in time. Let your children wash their hands frequently and eat more vegetables and fruits. 2. This is also related to viral infection. Some can easily cause viral colds or eyelid inflammation. 3. When necessary, you can use "Tobrex" children's special eye drops to supplement calcium, vitamin C and chlorpheniramine for comprehensive conditioning. At the same time, pay attention to the necessary cause search. At the same time, pay attention to the supplementation and conditioning of vegetables and fruits. It may be redness and swelling caused by cheilitis. Guidance: In this case, prevent the child from licking his lips with his tongue, avoid sucking his lips hard, and try medication such as vitamin B complex tablets and amoxicillin capsules. The child is suffering from internal heat. To reduce the heat, it is best to let the baby drink more boiled water. Guidance: It is recommended to let your baby drink more boiled water. You can buy a bottle of honeysuckle dew and put a little bit of it in boiled water to clear away heat and detoxify. You can also add an appropriate amount of Qinghuobao. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the main symptoms of "getting angry" are facial flushing, dry throat, throat pain, dry stool, irritability, and infants may also have multiple facial eczema and restless sleep. It is a misunderstanding of many parents that drinking milk powder can easily cause internal heat. Some parents even buy some "milk powder enemies" to "reduce internal heat", which is unnecessary. In fact, milk powder itself does not cause "getting angry", but improper feeding, inappropriate dressing, etc. may cause it, such as feeding the baby too much milk powder, drinking too little water, and not eating enough fruits and vegetables. For children under 6 months old, the main way to reduce internal heat is to drink more water. When babies need to add complementary foods, they should pay special attention to preventing "getting angry". They should add complementary foods from shallow to deep, transitioning from mud to slag. They should not be added too quickly to avoid putting too much pressure on the stomach and intestines.

From the above, I believe everyone has roughly understood why the area around a child's mouth may become red, and also knows how to treat and deal with the redness around the mouth, because I hope everyone can prevent it before it happens.