What are the causes of swollen eyelids in children?

Children have swollen eyelids. I believe many children have experienced this condition, but mothers don’t know what causes this condition. Here we will introduce the reasons for children’s swollen eyelids. We hope to give children a good and healthy body. We hope the following information can help you.

1. Poor sleep. If you stay up late at night (watching TV, etc.), you will have less sleep time, and your eyes will be swollen when you get up in the morning. Some people will feel pain and swelling in their eyes. For example, some people are nervous and can't sleep well at night, and they may also have swollen eyes when they get up in the morning.

2. It is related to the sleeping posture. For example, some children occasionally do not use pillows, and their eyes may be swollen after sleeping for a night. However, some children never use pillows when sleeping, and their eyes will not be swollen. This may be related to personal habits.

3. It is related to drinking water. Some children drink a lot of water before going to bed, so they will have swollen eyes in the morning, which will disappear during the day.

The above eye swelling is normal, so if it is clearly caused by these reasons, don't worry. Eye swelling related to diseases mainly includes: skin disease, heart and kidney dysfunction, and angioedema.

After excluding other causes of eye swelling besides pediatric kidney disease, the edema may be caused by pediatric kidney disease. Since pediatric kidney disease is a chronic disease (except acute nephritis), there may be no obvious symptoms that make the patient very uncomfortable at the beginning of the disease. Therefore, after getting up in the morning, different degrees of eyelid edema is often an early symptom of kidney disease.

The above are the reasons why children have swollen eyelids. The most direct reason is sleep. You must give your baby a good and sufficient sleep. Secondly, it is also related to drinking water. The swelling is caused by a large amount of water in the body that has not been discharged in time. To treat children’s swollen eyelids, you can use cold compresses.