Just born baby canthus has red to remember how to do

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Because of the recent opening of the two child policy, many families have chosen to have a second child. One of my sisters just gave birth to a baby, but his eyes have a red mark. Let's talk about how to do with a new baby's eyes having a red mark.

Just born baby canthus has red to remember how to do

First: the phenomenon of red marks in the corners of the eyes of newborn children. Considering the possibility of birthmarks or hemangioma, we need to go to the hospital for examination. If it's a birthmark, it doesn't matter. If it's a hemangioma, and the child needs surgery, red marks can have many diseases, or it may be a birthmark. Now the child's symptoms are not very obvious. It is suggested to take the child to the hospital for an examination first.

Second: there are five common types of hemangioma, not all of which need to be treated. Some of them will subside by themselves. Please take a look at the following introduction to confirm which type of hemangioma the baby belongs to, and then treat it symptomatically. There are orange spots after birth. They are orange or light red in size, not higher than the surface of the skin. They fade when pressed lightly, and deepen when crying. Orange spots are more common in the forehead, upper eyelids and occipital, and generally subside within a few months after birth.

Third: port wine stains also known as. After birth, there are light red or dark red plaques, which do not fade and are not higher than the skin surface. They are located in the dermis and consist of capillary network. After birth, the number of nevus increases proportionally with the growth of the body, but the scope is no longer expanded. The nevus does not subside on its own. In addition to affect the appearance of nevus, generally no other harm, if necessary, can use cryotherapy.

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For the new born babies, they are completely unable to express what they want to express, so as parents, we must pay more attention to observe their various situations, so that we can make some judgments as soon as possible, and will not delay the illness.