The reason why children's face turns yellow

As we all know, the most obvious symptom of malnutrition is a yellow face. However, some children who are highly cared for by their parents also show symptoms of yellow complexion. Why is this? Could this also be caused by malnutrition? Today, I will briefly introduce to you what methods parents should take when their children have a yellow face.

Possible reasons for a yellowish complexion include anemia caused by malnutrition, liver and gallbladder diseases, and genetic reasons. According to the parents’ description, the baby’s skin was not originally yellow, so it could not be due to genetic reasons. If a child often suffers from diarrhea, it may be anemia caused by malnutrition. It is very important to provide dietary supplements for children with anemia. In addition, you can also take your child to the hospital for a hemoglobin test.

Therefore, we should ensure the baby's diet is balanced and various nutrients are supplied in life. You should regularly eat dairy products and soy products that are sufficient in calcium, animal liver, blood, meat, eggs, seafood that are rich in iron and zinc, and fresh vegetables and fruits that are rich in vitamin C. You can give him some bovine colostrum, such as Life Sunshine Bovine Colostrum, which is quite good. It can regulate gastrointestinal flora, enhance the absorption and utilization of nutrients, and promote the growth and development of infants, young children and adolescents.

There are many reasons for a yellow face, and it can also be caused by non-anemia. The most common cause is congenital carotene metabolism converting enzyme deficiency. If you eat more yellow or red foods, your face will become more yellow. Other common symptoms include picky eating and unbalanced nutrition, which can also cause a yellow complexion. If this is the case, it is easy to deal with. Correct your eating habits, eat more meat, pomegranates, papayas, drink milk, almond milk, etc.; persist, and your complexion will definitely become whiter and rosy. Also, if you often stay up late and have an irregular lifestyle, your complexion will turn yellow.

If your baby has a yellow face, you should consider whether the symptoms described above are occurring. If the symptoms are similar to those mentioned above, you can adjust the baby according to the baby's actual situation. If you cannot determine the symptoms yourself, it is best to go to the hospital for examination and prescribe the right medicine to avoid delaying treatment.