Why is half of my face red?

There are many reasons for half of the face to turn red. Generally, it is caused by too many capillaries on the face. When the facial skin is heated or compressed, it will cause abnormal blood circulation, so we can use cooling methods to relieve blood vessel expansion. Redness on half of the face may also be caused by some pathological factors, such as eczema, skin allergies, and excessive stomach fire. These symptoms need to be taken seriously.

If half of your baby's face is red, it may be caused by too many capillaries. Because the child's skin is very delicate and the stratum corneum is relatively thin, it is normal for this situation to occur. You should wash the child's face with warm water in the morning and evening, and then apply some moisturizing products, which can have a relieving effect.

Skin problems such as allergies or eczema will also make half of the child's face red, small papules will appear on the skin, and then desquamation will occur. The skin will recur and cannot be cured for a long time. It will cause harm to the child's health. You need to consult a doctor for some medication treatment. You can also give the child some calcium supplements. For more serious cases, you can use some acid water for wet compresses. Do not let children eat fish, shrimp and other irritating foods.

If half of a child's face is red, you must take good care of it and eat more foods high in vitamin A. If there is not enough vitamin A in the body, skin problems will occur, such as dryness and redness, etc. Therefore, it is a good idea to give your child some cod liver oil, pork liver, and poultry eggs.