Why do children's faces turn yellow?

For many mothers, the baby's yellow complexion must make them very worried and distressed. Especially for new mothers, they know nothing and have no experience. So what is the reason for the baby's yellow face and how to deal with it? Let me introduce the reasons, treatment methods and precautions for the baby's yellow face.

If you want to make your child's face rosy, you may try the following methods: (1) Eat more milk, eggs, soy milk, vegetables and fruits. (2) Drink more boiled water. (3) Do more outdoor activities, play more games, and get more sun.

How old is the child? Generally, babies are born with jaundice, so they will be yellow, but it should go away within a week. If it does not go away, medication should be taken, because if the jaundice does not go away for a long time, it will affect the baby's intellectual development. But if it is an older baby and it is not a problem of jaundice, then you should go to the hospital for a blood test to check if it is a problem with the baby's skin color or a lack of nutrition in the body. The sooner you check, the more relieved you will be! Physiological jaundice appears 2 to 3 days after birth, reaches a peak in 4 to 6 days, and disappears in 7 to 10 days. It lasts longer in premature babies. Except for a slight loss of appetite, there are no other clinical symptoms. If jaundice appears within 24 hours after birth, does not subside within 2 to 3 weeks, or even continues to deepen and worsen, or reappears after subsiding, or jaundice begins to appear within one to several weeks after birth, it is pathological jaundice. It's neonatal jaundice. Go to the pharmacy and buy bags of glucose powder. Let the child drink it with water. It will be cured in a few days. My child also got it two days after he was born. My mother-in-law works in the hospital and she cured it this way.

Below is my introduction to the reasons, specific matters and methods for dealing with the yellow complexion of your baby. Although babies need more nutrition, I would like to remind mothers here to remember to take good care of your babies while taking care of them. This kind of thing cannot be rushed, you have to take it slowly and don't be impatient. If conditions permit, I suggest you go to the hospital to consult a specialized doctor. I believe they will give you more professional guidance. I also hope that my information can help you.