Why are the baby's cheeks black?

Many babies in their early childhood are likely to have some diseases, because the overall physical fitness of babies in their early childhood is relatively poor, and they are very susceptible to many factors in life and some diseases. Blackening of the cheeks is a very common situation, but many mothers do not know what is going on. So, what is going on with the blackening of the cheeks?

First, why are the sides of the baby's cheeks black? Skin metabolism is most active during sleep. If you don't get enough sleep for a long time, your skin will not get enough nutrition and will easily become rough, dry, and wrinkled, your complexion will become dark, and sometimes even dark circles will appear under your eyes. When malnourished, the skin tends to dry and shrink, the keratinized layer is easily formed, it often desquams, pigments are easily deposited, the face becomes dark, and the hair is brittle and easily falls off or breaks. When the kidney qi is insufficient, the blood circulation becomes stagnant and dark eye sockets and dark complexion may occur, often accompanied by symptoms such as dizziness, tinnitus, fatigue or dizziness.

Second, when the liver is abnormal, liver function fails, hormone metabolism is abnormal, and melanin increases, the face becomes dark, dull, dry and rough, and some have dilated capillaries on the face or nose tip. Common liver abnormalities include acute and chronic hepatitis B, fatty liver, cirrhosis or liver cancer.

Why are the sides of the baby's cheeks black? The symptoms of a dark complexion are rarely seen in daily life. Many people with a dark complexion have dark skin. Of course, some diseases can also cause symptoms of a dark complexion. So what are the causes of a dark complexion? According to liver disease experts, a dark complexion is common in patients with liver disease, and a dark complexion is one of the facial features of liver disease. The facial characteristics of liver disease are that the facial skin color gradually darkens, the complexion becomes black, lusterless and inelastic, the skin is dry and rough, and even a "bronze" face appears; some patients have particularly obvious dark circles around their eyes, a bit like "panda eyes"; some patients have tiny dilated capillaries on the face or tip of the nose, like a thin network. Of course, there are many other clinical reasons for a dark complexion, such as kidney deficiency: When the kidney qi is insufficient, the blood circulation is stagnates, which can easily lead to dark eye sockets and a dark complexion, often accompanied by symptoms such as dizziness, tinnitus, fatigue or dizziness and tinnitus. 4. Liver abnormalities: When the liver is abnormal, liver function fails, hormone metabolism is abnormal, and melanin increases, resulting in a dark, dull, dry and rough complexion, and some people have dilated capillaries on the face or nose tip. Common liver abnormalities include acute and chronic hepatitis B, fatty liver, cirrhosis or liver cancer.