Why do babies have red birthmarks, and are baby red birthmarks harmful

The red birthmark will gradually increase in size with age, and the color will become darker and darker, and the lesion will gradually deepen. The area of the red birthmark will become larger and larger, which may not only have a serious impact on the patient's aesthetics, but also cause the patient to have a bad psychology and bring a serious psychological burden.

A red birthmark may be a pigmented birthmark or a bright red nevus.

Bright red nevi initially appear as red or pink patches, which can deepen with age, become bright red and purple, and can thicken into nodules, irregular shapes, partially or completely faded, and the surface is smooth.

A red birthmark is a bright red spot nevus commonly known as a capillary hemangioma in medicine. The pigment cells that cause red birthmarks are due to the severe deficiency of trace elements such as zinc, copper, calcium, magnesium and phenylalanine and tyrosine in the serum, which affects the biochemical process of pigment synthesis, resulting in an abnormal increase in pigment secretion by pigment cells, which gradually spreads through the epidermis through nerve transmission and forms plaques. But the red birthmark with neat edges spreads more slowly.

The dangers of a red birthmark can be divided into four aspects.

1.The area is enlarged, which affects the aesthetics.

The red birthmark will become larger and thicker with the age of the patient, and the depth of the lesion will become deeper and deeper, and the serious can be the patient's crooked mouth and slanted face, which is extremely harmful to the patient's appearance.

2.Ulceration and infection, bleeding does not stop.

Red birthmarks, also known as microvenous malformations, often break and bleed after rubbing or scratching because they occur on the surface, and the bleeding does not stop for a long time after bleeding. Tumors that break down can easily become infected and ulcerated, which can lead to scarring.

3.Mental torture, psychological disorders.

Red birthmarks mostly occur on the face, neck and other obvious places, which will cause patients to have low self-esteem and be mentally tormented.

4.Destruction of organs, with a lifetime.

Birthmarks can occur anywhere but are more common on the face, more on one side and more often on the right side. If the red birthmark grows on more than two-thirds of the face, pay attention to the occurrence of glaucoma and epilepsy, and when the red birthmark affects both the ophthalmic nerve and the jaw nerve, there is a partial chance of refractory glaucoma.

So you have to ask, doctor, after all, the child's affairs are big things, and you can't be sloppy.

Hello, many infants and young children are found to have a red birthmark at birth, and the general parents do not pay attention to it, thinking that it is not painful or itchy, and it will not endanger the health of the child. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital in time to receive **.

Hello! Birthmarks are also known as birthmarks, Ota nevi, green marks, etc., birthmarks are medically called "spots", "moles" and "hemangiomas", which refer to red, blue, brown or black lesions that occur on the face or other parts of the body at birth or shortly after birth (some can appear during periods of greater physical changes such as puberty or pregnancy). Generally speaking, a red birthmark is not dangerous.

What are the main dangers of red birthmarks?

Darkening: With age, the color of the red birthmark will also deepen, redden, purple, and the lesion will gradually expand in 40% of patients, thickening and nodules may appear before the age of 40, and it is easy to bleed after trauma.

Enlarged lesion: a red birthmark is a flattened and rarely raised plaque composed of numerous dilated posterior venules, which is a congenital posterior venous malformation. The size of the lesion increases with the growth of the body and does not resolve for life.

Damage to appearance: If the red birthmark is on the patient's face, neck and head and other obvious parts, it will bring great damage to the patient's appearance, and will also have a serious impact on the patient's mental health, which is easy to cause the child's low self-esteem and withdrawn personality.

Bright red nevus is a very common condition in hemangioma, and the birthmark caused by vascular malformation, commonly known as "red birthmark", generally occurs on the face, neck and other places, and will increase proportionally over time, and generally will not resolve by itself. Mild symptoms will only affect the appearance, is a lifelong disease, once found in time, it is good, seriously affect the appearance, life, easy to cause mental damage, the formation of inferiority complex and other psychology. It is easy to bleed after the first creation, and the best method at present is to perform laser surgery.

A red birthmark is a bright red spot nevus commonly known as a capillary hemangioma in medicine. The pigment cells that cause red birthmarks are due to the severe deficiency of trace elements such as zinc, copper, calcium, magnesium and phenylalanine and tyrosine in the serum, which affects the biochemical process of pigment synthesis, resulting in an abnormal increase in pigment secretion by pigment cells, which gradually spreads through the epidermis through nerve transmission and forms plaques. But the red birthmark with neat edges spreads more slowly.

What causes red birthmarks?

1. The main factors for the increase in the incidence of red birthmarks depend on people's living habits and the genetic changes in the human body caused by environmental pollution. Histopathology can mainly manifest as abnormal dilation of capillaries, weak walls, and hyperplasia of intracutaneous tissues.

2. The occurrence of red birthmarks depends on human genes, and gene variation plays a leading role, chromosomes are composed of nucleic acids and proteins, and autochromosomes control all genetic characteristics except sexual genetic characteristics.

3. The reason for the formation of red birthmarks is due to the serious deficiency of trace elements such as zinc, copper, calcium, magnesium and phenylalanine and tyrosine in the serum, which affects the biochemical process of pigment synthesis, resulting in an abnormal increase in pigment secretion by pigment cells, and the plaque formed by the gradual spread of the epidermis through nerve transmission.