What are the reasons why children's faces turn pale?

In fact, every disease has a certain cause, but there are many diseases that cannot be found because they are caused by various factors. For example, what are the reasons for a child's pale face? The reasons are diverse, and parents are anxious and don't know what to do. Next, let's talk about the reasons for a child's pale face.

Pityriasis alba is a very common phenomenon in preschool and adolescence, especially in children with dry or dark skin. Basically, pityriasis alba is a mild dermatitis, a constitutional eczematous dermatitis. Clinically, the incidence rate is higher in people with allergic constitutions, but it is not limited to people with allergic constitutions. As for the cause, it is generally speculated that it may be related to external factors such as dry skin and sun exposure. The most common age is from three years old before school to adolescence, and the ratio of boys to girls is equal.

In the early stage of pityriasis alba, there may be slight redness and slight desquamation. Clinically, it is often asymptomatic or slightly itchy. After a period of time, the desquamation disappears, and although the skin becomes smooth again, a long period of pigment loss will remain. The reason may be that the melanin secreted by acquired melanocytes is blocked when being transmitted to epidermal cells, thus producing white spots.

main reason. The disease that needs to be distinguished from pityriasis alba is "tinea versicolor, also known as white ringworm". "Tinea versicolor" is caused by infection with Pityriasis versicolor. It is really a type of ringworm and needs to be treated with antifungal ointment.

For the treatment and prevention of pityriasis alba, it is generally recommended to apply a little weak steroid ointment for about 3-4 weeks when the condition is serious. In summer, you should pay attention to using sunscreen lotion to protect yourself from worsening the condition. After a summer of outdoor activities, many children often have darker blacks and whiter whites on their faces, making them look like little clowns. In winter, you should avoid dryness and apply moisturizing lotion moderately. Of course, it would be best if you can do so thoroughly and seriously. After puberty, the sebum secretion increases and most cases will heal on their own.

The above describes the reasons why children have pale faces. I believe that many parents have seen the above descriptions and have a good understanding of them. They can quickly find corresponding measures to solve the problems without delaying the diagnosis and treatment of the children’s illness. After all, children play a very important role in every family, so we should pay more attention to the children’s healthy development.