What is the cause of the blue spots under the child's eyes?

When a family has a child, the focus of care at home shifts to the child. Once a child shows any adverse symptoms, parents will become extremely anxious, fearing that the child will develop a chronic disease. Many parents have noticed that their children often have blue spots under their eyes. At this time, parents should not be anxious. They should first find out the reason why the child's eyes are always blue before treating it. Never treat it randomly. So, what is the reason for the blue spots under the eyes of children?

1. There are many reasons why a child's nose bridge or eye corners turn blue. The child's subcutaneous fat layer is also thin, and the small subcutaneous veins appear blue through the skin. This is a physiological phenomenon. If there is a congenital heart disease and the heart blood is shunted from right to left, cyanosis of the lips may occur and appear blue. This is a pathological phenomenon. It is recommended that you pay attention to whether your baby has other symptoms of hypoxia. If the general condition is good, adjust the child's sleep time and sleep quality, and observe whether the skin color improves. If the blue color persists, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination of cardiopulmonary function.

2. Blue spots under the eyes and bruises around the eyes of children are related to poor sleep. You can cut an apple into slices, place it on the eye bags with the eyes closed, wait for 15 minutes, and gently wipe the eyes with a wet cotton ball.

3. The blue spots under children’s eyes may be caused by a lack of trace elements. It is recommended to take your child to the hospital to test for trace elements. In addition, if babies do not get enough sleep, they may also have blue spots under their eyes. 11 o'clock at night is the peak period for the baby's growth hormone secretion. Growth hormone only works during deep sleep. It is best to adjust the baby's sleep time to between 8 and 9 o'clock. Get enough sleep and sleep in the correct supine position. It is recommended to strengthen children's nutrition and appropriately supplement vitamins C, A, and E. You can also use hot compress to treat your baby. Hot compress helps promote blood circulation. Soak a soft cotton towel in warm water, wring it dry, and place it on the upper eyelid. Repeat 2-3 times. The water temperature should not be too hot, because the eyelid skin is very thin. Overheating will cause the skin to become loose and wrinkled.