What causes dark circles under boys' eyes?

Nowadays, more and more people have dark circles under their eyes, and the most common among them are young people. However, in recent years, the phenomenon of dark circles under the eyes has become common among children. Is it normal for children to have dark circles under their eyes? In fact, the appearance of dark circles also indicates the occurrence of some physical problems, but many people still don’t understand it. So what is the reason for a boy to have dark circles under his eyes?

1. Genetic factors

Due to genetic constitution and physiological structure, when the skin around the eye sockets is particularly thin and the subcutaneous tissue is particularly scarce, when blood flows through the large veins here, a blue-black halo will appear very close to the surface of the skin, which is called dark circles. Natural dark circles. Some people are born with darker skin around their eyes, usually more common in white people. This type of dark circles is difficult to lighten. Pigmentation is a type of dark circles. In fact, pigmentation is one of the causes of dark circles.

2. Sleep problems

Children who lack sleep and are overly fatigued will not get their eyelids to rest and will keep them in a state of tension and contraction. The blood flow to this area will increase for a long time, causing the blood vessels in the subcutaneous tissue around the eyes to become filled, which will lead to congestion around the eyes and leave dark shadows. Many people think that dark circles are caused by staying up late at night. Staying up late does cause dark circles under the eyes. However, not all dark circles are caused by staying up late. Dark circles under the baby's eyes are generally not related to sleep time. Babies sleep more than ten hours a day, so dark circles caused by lack of sleep will generally not appear.

3. Disease factors

Due to congenital deficiency, children suffer from kidney deficiency, which causes their eyes to lack the nourishment of essence and energy, causing black to float on the eyes, resulting in dark circles under the eyes. Children who have been ill for a long time or have just recovered from a serious illness are prone to skin pigmentation due to the weak subcutaneous tissue around their eyes. These pigmentations are easily visible on the upper and lower eyelids, resulting in the appearance of a layer of dark circles. Children with dark circles under their eyes look pale. However, this is not a symptom of anemia. Instead, maybe it was a stuffy nose or swollen skin that made his face look pale.