Red spots around the eyes

Why do small red spots appear around the eyes? Don’t be afraid. Alcohol can accelerate blood circulation and speed up the expansion of capillaries. The capillaries around the eyes are thin and dense. When the blood circulation is fast, the capillary walls will burst and small red spots will appear. This is not an allergic reaction, it is simply a lack of ability to break down alcohol. Therefore, you can have a further understanding after reading the editor’s detailed introduction. Please read the detailed introduction below.

What causes red spots around eyes?

First: If the area around the baby's eyes is red, it is generally not a big problem. If there are no other symptoms, it is estimated that the child has recently coughed, vomited, or cried. This is because the above actions will cause a sudden increase in venous pressure, causing small veins to rupture and bleed. Those red spots are some bleeding points. They will not fade when pressed and will disappear after a few days after the cause is resolved.

Second: It may be eczema, which initially presents as erythema, and later develops into small dot-like papules and blisters, which are very itchy. The blisters are broken, and exudate flows out, forming scabs after drying. The lesions are often distributed symmetrically. Eczema is sometimes a dry type, with a small amount of grayish-white bran-like scaling on the small papules. It can also be seborrheic type, with light yellow oily liquid oozing out of small maculopapules and later forming scabs. It is more common on the top of the head, between the eyebrows, beside the nose, and behind the ears, but the itching is not too obvious.

Third: Another situation is skin allergy. Avoid external irritants and local irritation, do not scratch, do not rub hard, and do not wash with hot water or soap. Once it occurs, gently wipe it with clean water to improve. Also avoid spicy, raw and cold foods. Pay more attention to rest and combine work and rest. Appropriate exercise is beneficial to physical health and improves immunity.

Itchy eyes are one of the main symptoms of ophthalmology patients. The judgment of itchy eyes mainly depends on whether there are accompanying symptoms. If there are no accompanying symptoms (such as secretions, photophobia, conjunctival irritation symptoms, etc.), it is just simple itchy eyes, with obvious seasonality, and accompanied by allergic symptoms such as nasal itching, runny nose, sneezing, etc., it may be caused by allergies. Patients with allergic conjunctivitis often have symptoms such as itchy eyes. If patients use eye drops on their own, sometimes it not only fails to relieve symptoms, but also causes damage to the eyes. For chronic allergic conjunctivitis, hormone eye drops and anti-allergic drugs can quickly relieve