Reasons for red spots on baby's face

I believe that all the parents and friends who are reading this article have a question: there is nothing on your face, so why do your baby have red spots on his face? What is the reason for this? How could the baby that I have been taking good care of grow this thing for no reason? Many parents will encounter the phenomenon of red spots on their baby's face. In order to help everyone better understand this problem, let's take a look at the reasons.

The reason why red spots grow on the baby's face is due to environmental influence

In medicine, there is a symptom called "neonatal erythema". There are two main reasons for its occurrence. One is that the baby may have accepted allergens from the outside world through the digestive system, such as in breast milk, etc.; the other is that the baby grows in amniotic fluid before birth, and after birth, he is exposed to the dry environment of the outside world as well as air, water, detergents, etc., which can lead to this cause. Not only on the face, but sometimes similar symptoms also occur in other places such as the neck, and sometimes they are more obvious after taking a shower.

If the red spots on a newborn are caused by this reason, the treatment is relatively simple, and they will naturally disappear when the child grows older. After all, this is a benign physiological phenomenon. The child's parents and family do not need to worry too much about this. Through enhanced observation and attention to care, the erythema will mostly disappear on its own after a few days. If you need to take medication, it is best to use it under the guidance of a doctor and do not take it on your own to prevent adverse drug reactions.

Common triggers of this type of problem include:

1) Food: protein in food, especially fish, shrimp, eggs and milk;

2) Contact with chemicals: Infection occurs from wool products, chemical fiber products, plants, animal leather and feathers;

3) Environment: Sunlight exposure, high ambient temperature, or wearing too warm or too cold clothes can all stimulate the baby to develop eczema, causing it to recur or worsen. Maybe the red spots on your child's face are just part of the picture. Babies aged one to three months will experience this problem, which will be significantly alleviated after six months, and most children can generally recover by around one year old. So mothers, don’t worry, as long as you take good care of them, there will be no problem.

After reading the above introduction, I believe that all parents must have a clearer understanding of the phenomenon of red spots on their children’s faces. I also hope that all parents can look at and deal with this matter rationally and positively to prevent the symptom from expanding and endangering the baby’s health. If the situation is serious, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible and receive formal treatment.