Baby melanin deposition

The main reason for melanin deposition in infants is that the pigment caused by endocrine disorders cannot be excreted from the body, which will cause moles and spots on the baby. The more melanin there is, the darker the color of the melasma will be. Therefore, we must control the deposition of melanin, promote the decomposition of melanin by adjusting the endocrine system, and eat more antioxidants in life to promote the decomposition of melanin.

In fact, pigmentation is a change in the pigmentation of human skin due to various reasons, causing the skin to show different colors, different ranges and different depths. As far as human skin is concerned, there are two types of pigments: one is the pigment produced by the human body itself, such as melanin produced by melanocytes present in the skin.

Baby's pigmentation is usually left behind after using ointments containing certain hormones. Hormonal drugs should not be used on fragile and tender skin such as the face, neck, and behind the ears, not to mention that a baby's skin is only one-third of that of an adult's. The use of hormone drugs should be strictly in accordance with the doctor's advice. The baby's skin has a relatively strong metabolic capacity. As long as the injuries are not very serious, they can generally be repaired and renewed as the baby grows older.

1. Choosing some ointments for treatment can prevent the formation of new pigments and the deepening of existing pigments.

3. Babies with skin pigmentation should avoid skin irritation caused by external factors such as overheating, overcooling, dust, smoke, and harmful gases.

1. Causes of melanin deposition during pregnancy

During pregnancy, in order to allow the fetus to implant safely in the uterus and meet the needs of physiological development, the mother's endocrine system will regulate the secretion of hormones, causing many skin problems for pregnant mothers. The most influential ones are progesterone, estrogen and melanocyte-stimulating hormone.

2. How to remove melanin deposits during pregnancy

2.1 Pregnant women with melanin deposition should eat more antioxidant foods

Pregnant mothers should eat fresh vegetables and fruits regularly and eat more antioxidant foods. Such as foods rich in vitamin C, vitamin A and vitamin E, such as: white radish, carrot, spinach, broccoli, guava, tomato, cucumber, mushroom, hawthorn, citrus, lemon, kiwi, etc. Eating more of these foods can reduce the production of free radicals and prevent the precipitation of melanin after sun exposure for expectant mothers.

At the same time, be careful to eat less photosensitive foods. Especially in summer, it is best not to eat too much photosensitive vegetables such as coriander, celery, and leek, as well as dark-colored and fried foods. Pay attention to a balanced diet. Healthy body fluids are weakly alkaline. Expectant mothers must not think that they should eat more when they are pregnant. Eating too much acidic food (such as meat, eggs, and sugar) will cause an acid-base imbalance in the body, and the blood will tend to be acidic, which will accelerate the formation of pigmentation.

2.2 Pregnant women with melanin deposition should get enough sleep and be in a good mood

After pregnancy, due to the constant changes in the body and hormone levels, the pregnant mother's emotions will be very unstable. She will always feel irritable, anxious, angry, panic and sad, etc., which will cause changes in endocrine and blood components. The skin will inadvertently become darker, develop spots, acne, blackheads, and even eczema.

3. What should pregnant women eat to treat melanin deposition?

Soybeans and yam are rich in a plant hormone similar to female hormone, called isoflavones, which can inhibit the abnormal proliferation of tyrosinase. Regular consumption of soybeans and yam can prevent the precipitation of melanin and the formation of dark spots. Whitening Force

Vitamin C is of course indispensable. Vitamin C can promote collagen proliferation and improve the absorption rate of iron. 100 mg of vitamin C a day (about two servings of fruit) can reach the required amount. Citrus fruits, kiwi fruit, strawberries, bean sprouts, bell peppers, broccoli, etc. are all fine.

The appearance of melanin deposition is a serious matter for a pregnant woman. Many women think that it seriously affects the quality of their skin when melanin deposition occurs. The above content introduces the solution in detail. For many women with melanin deposition on their skin, as long as they adopt a correct diet, they can improve the melanin deposition on their skin as soon as possible.