Why does a 1 year old boy often turn yellow?

Possible causes of yellowish complexion include anemia due to malnutrition, hepatobiliary diseases, and genetic causes. From the description and analysis of the parents, the baby's ** turned out to be not yellow, and it could not be a genetic cause. If your child has frequent diarrhoea, it may be anemia caused by malnutrition, and it is important to recommend that your child with anemia be given a supplement.

You can also take your child to the hospital for a hemoglobin test.

Could it be that babies with non-specific symptoms such as yellowing and growth retardation are overdosed with lead?

Lead enters the human body in three main ways: one is absorbed through the respiratory tract, dust and car exhaust on the side of the road are the main lead **, children should not stay on the side of the road to play; Second, it is absorbed through the digestive tract, and children like to bite their nails and toys, which can cause lead to enter the body. Third, through ** absorption, the color pigments and plasticine in children's toys may absorb lead through the hands.

In addition, malnutrition in children, especially the lack of calcium, iron, zinc and other elements in the body, can lead to increased absorption and susceptibility to lead. Therefore, it is important to ensure that your baby's diet is balanced and that various nutrients are supplied. Dairy and soy products with sufficient calcium, animal liver, blood, meat, eggs, seafood, and fresh vegetables and fruits rich in vitamin C should be consumed regularly.

Author: CWMW - Manager Level 5 3-22 11:13

Possible causes of yellowish complexion include anemia due to malnutrition, hepatobiliary diseases, and genetic causes. From the description and analysis of the parents, the baby's ** turned out to be not yellow, and it could not be a genetic cause. If your child has frequent diarrhoea, it may be anemia caused by malnutrition, and it is important to recommend that your child with anemia be given a supplement.

You can also take your child to the hospital for a hemoglobin test.

Could it be that babies with non-specific symptoms such as yellowing and growth retardation are overdosed with lead?

In addition, malnutrition in children, especially the lack of calcium, iron, zinc and other elements in the body, can lead to increased absorption and susceptibility to lead. Therefore, it is important to ensure that your baby's diet is balanced and that various nutrients are supplied. Dairy and soy products with sufficient calcium, animal liver, blood, meat, eggs, seafood, and fresh vegetables and fruits rich in vitamin C should be consumed regularly.

Some children's faces, cheekbones, nauseal backs, foreheads, necks, and small palms are quite yellow, but there are no symptoms of bad liver in the test. The child's eyes are not yellow, he does not have a fever, and he has no symptoms of the digestive tract.

This situation we often see in the outpatient clinic, called carotenosis, mainly because some mothers feel sorry for their children, and give their children every meal to eat carrots, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, citrus, dragon fruit and many other fruits and vegetables containing carotene, resulting in too much carotene intake in children, can not be metabolized in time, and accumulate on the **.

In this case, parents don't have to worry, as long as these carotene-containing foods are appropriately reduced, the quantity is less, the frequency is less, and they can be metabolized slowly, which has no effect on the child.

Go to the hospital to check the liver function, and jaundice.

Analysis:

Hello, the yellow face of the child you said is also a more common phenomenon in childhood. If it's not all yellow, it doesn't matter under normal circumstances.

Guidance: It is better not to give the child the drug ** first, if the child develops a whole body yellow, it is recommended that you take the child to the hospital pediatric department to do a liver ultrasound for the child is better, and it is better to do further ** for the child after diagnosis.

The one-and-a-half-year-old baby's face looks bad, and there is a yellowish condition, which is not the same as the normal complexion. When you see that your baby has a yellow face, parents are also worried that it is because of the baby's physical illness that causes this kind of situation to occur. Want to know what's going on with a one-and-a-half-year-old baby's yellow face?

If you find that the one-and-a-half-year-old baby has a yellowing problem, you should first see if the baby is sick, such as liver damage, anemia, zinc deficiency in the body, etc., which may cause the baby's face to be yellow. It is recommended that you can go to the hospital for a detailed examination to find out whether the yellowing of the face is caused by a pathological disease, if it is a pathological disease, what kind of disease it belongs to, and what to do**.

If it is determined that the yellowing of the face is not pathological, but the baby's own skin color is yellowish, or it is caused by daily malnutrition, the former does not care about it, and the latter needs to ensure that there is sufficient nutritional intake every day through a balanced diet, so that the baby's face can slowly become rosy.

The normal baby's face should be ruddy, if the baby's face is yellow, white or blue, it is not a normal state. For this reason, it is best to figure out why the baby's face is like this at this time, and if it is a disease, it should be solved immediately to avoid the problem becoming serious.

What is the reason for a one-and-a-half-year-old baby's yellow face?

1 First: We rule out that the yellowing of the face is caused by improper diet, then it may be caused by anemia, which may be due to the lack of trace elements such as iron and zinc, which leads to anemia, so that the capillary blood volume is insufficient, resulting in a yellow complexion. This requires a visit to the hospital for further testing.

2 Second: Because each child's physique is different, gastrointestinal function may be different, your child may be caused by indigestion, due to the liver and spleen function is not strong, resulting in poor skin metabolism and circulation, or the absorption function is not good, resulting in yellowing.

3 Third: Finally, there may be physiological, jaundice caused by yellowing of the face, jaundice is mainly characterized by yellow, yellow, yellow urine, usually the yellowing of the face is due to the abnormal movement of the spleen and stomach, or it may be due to the increase of epidermal toxins caused by air pollution, causing yellow.

Precautions: Proper sun exposure, but no strong UV exposure**. When adding complementary foods to children, we must pay attention to the combination of nutrition. Take care of the child carefully and patiently, and if the condition progresses, go to the hospital for examination in time.

It may be caused by neonatal jaundice, and it is gradually better to spend more time in the sun.

If a one-year-old baby has symptoms of yellowish complexion in daily life, accompanied by frequent diarrhea, or severe picky eating, most of them are due to anemia caused by malnutrition. At this time, parents should take their babies to a regular hospital to test trace elements, and they also need to test hemoglobin indicators to diagnose whether there is anemia. It is also possible that the face is yellow caused by hepatobiliary diseases, if the face is particularly yellow, you must go to a regular hospital in time for a detailed examination, find out the specific cause, follow the doctor's guidance, and actively cooperate**.

In daily life, children must maintain balanced nutrition, meat and vegetarian matching, to avoid children from partial eating, if the child does not like to eat, you can give the child stomach and digestion oral liquid. The oldest child of the week has a yellow face, the more common reason is due to genetic factors, parents and the baby's body color is the same, so don't worry too much. If picky eating, picky eating, anorexia, irritability, as well as fatigue and abnormal crying occur at the same time, it may be that the baby has iron deficiency anemia, which usually manifests as yellowing of the face and pale eyelid membranes.

There are also one-year-old babies with yellow face, which is caused by a contingent hepatitis disease. Once there are abnormal symptoms, you need to seek medical attention immediately, go to the pediatric department of a regular hospital for treatment, and find out the specific cause before you can give a scientific and standardized **. At the same time, it is necessary to maintain physical hygiene, pay more attention to keeping warm, and avoid catching a cold, which can effectively prevent the aggravation of the disease.

There are many parents who are very worried when they find that their one-year-old baby's face is yellow, but they don't know what causes it. In summary, the baby's yellow face may be caused by anemia caused by malnutrition, parents should take the baby to test trace elements and hemoglobin indicators to differential diagnosis, and some babies are caused by hepatobiliary diseases, eating too many carrots, and family genetic factors.

The yellowing of the one-year-old baby's face is a problem that parents and friends are very concerned about, especially the sudden yellowing of the baby's face in the near future, and the cause should be found out in time. In the clinical summary, the baby's yellow face is related to malnutrition, disease or daily diet and other factors, and the following will give you a detailed introduction to the reasons for the yellowing of the one-year-old baby's face:

1. Anemia caused by malnutrition: If the one-year-old baby's face is yellow, and there is often diarrhea or a very serious problem of partial eating and picky eating, it is more likely that it is due to malnutrition caused by anemia.

2. Eating too much food containing pigments: carrots are a kind of food that contains a lot of pigments, but many parents know that the nutrients contained in carrots are very good for health, and they may let their babies eat a lot of carrots at ordinary times. However, there is no need to do ** when the face turns yellow because of eating carrots, and the baby can make the skin tone normal by eating less or no carrots later.

3. Hepatobiliary disease: If the baby has hepatobiliary disease, it will also lead to yellowing of the face and body, and the baby will also have easy fatigue, emaciation, growth retardation and other related manifestations, and this situation causes the baby's face to be yellow, which needs to be checked and confirmed in a regular hospital, but this is also a relatively rare reason for the baby's yellowing face.

In addition to the above reasons will cause the one-year-old baby's face to turn yellow, some baby's yellow face may also be caused by genetic factors, such as the baby's father or mother's ** yellow, the baby will also be **yellow after birth, and it should be noted that if the baby's face was not yellow before, the sudden appearance of yellow face is not caused by genetic factors.

One-year-old children's yellow complexion should be distinguished from normal yellow ** color or sick color, depending on the child's mental state. Children with chancre and jaundice will have a yellowish complexion, and in the case of jaundice, the eyes and urine will also be yellow. If the child is not in good spirits and has a yellow face, he should be taken to a regular hospital for examination.

Neonatal jaundice. Get plenty of sun. This ensures that the newborn is yellowed.

The causes of a one-year-old baby's yellow face are one is the yellow face caused by malnutrition, and the other is excessive lead. When the one-year-old baby has a yellow face, mothers can give the baby more hot drinks, supplement high protein and folic acid, and eat an appropriate amount of vegetables containing sugar. Mothers should give their babies more nutritious food, because babies are in the development period and have a great need for nutrients.

Normally, healthy babies have white and red faces, but some babies have abnormal yellow faces. If your baby has a yellow complexion, it may be due to malnutrition, jaundice or other medical conditions, but it can also be related to the food your baby eats. For example, excessive consumption of carrots, pumpkins, and mangoes causes the baby's face to turn yellow.

What is the cause of the yellowing of the one-year-old baby's face? One is the yellow face caused by malnutrition, which leads to anemia in the baby, and is accompanied by diarrhea and other symptoms. This requires the mother to give the baby food supplements, give the baby some red dates, kelp and other foods to improve the symptoms of the baby's anemia.

The second is excessive lead, because the baby's body lacks calcium, iron, and zinc, resulting in an enhanced absorption rate of lead. In this case, the mother should improve the baby's diet and give the baby more foods containing a lot of calcium, iron and zinc, such as soy products, animal liver, and eggs.

When the one-year-old baby has a yellow face, what food can mothers give the baby. The first is to let the baby drink more hot drinks, such as yam and barley, which has the ability to prevent weakness of the spleen and stomach and avoid causing the baby's face to turn yellow. The second is to supplement high protein and folic acid.

Protein has a hematopoietic function, and folic acid has the effect of promoting the production of hemoglobin, which can make the baby's face rosy and avoid the baby's dull yellow complexion. The third is to eat moderate amounts of vegetables containing sugar, such as black fungus and spinach. But don't let your baby eat too much, eating too much sugar is not good for your baby's health.