Why are baby's eyes red?

Because babies need careful care from their parents every day, they have long-term contact with their parents every day. Therefore, any physical problems of the baby at this time will not escape the eyes of the parents. If parents find that their baby has red circles under the eyes, it is most likely due to bacterial erosion caused by the baby rubbing his eyes with his hands. The following article explains to parents the reasons why babies have red eyes.

What causes red eye circles in children?

Because children have the habit of rubbing their eyes, and because there are bacteria and other microorganisms on their hands, inflammation can be induced. In addition, red circles under children’s eyes may also be caused by getting too hot. Therefore, as long as you make sure your children wash their hands and faces more often to ensure cleanliness, you can reduce the chances of them getting infected due to rubbing their eyes.

Red circles under children's eyes may also be related to spleen deficiency and may be caused by indigestion. Parents can observe their children's urine and stool, and go to the hospital for treatment in time if there are any abnormalities.

What causes blue eye bags in children?

The dark or blue circles under the eyes of children are mostly caused by blood accumulation around the eyes and in the thin eyelids. This may happen after an eye injury, so you can first check whether the baby's eyes are injured. Of course, sometimes if the forehead is injured, black or blue circles under the eyes may occur.

If you find your child has this condition, you must take him to see a doctor immediately to check if it is a bruise around the eye, especially if you don't know whether your child is injured or not.

What causes red circles under children’s eyes? The above article has introduced it. If your child has red circles under his eyes, check whether it is because the child often rubs his eyes with his hands. If an infection occurs, you must go to the hospital in time and take measures to avoid affecting the child's eyesight. At the same time, remember to wash your children's hands to ensure hygiene.