What causes milk spots in babies?

My baby is almost two years old now, and it was when I found out about this spot when I was more than two months old. On the legs, the area is very large, and I once asked for advice and said that I would do lasers when I grew up, but I heard that lasers will have the possibility of **. I was depressed for a while and wanted to open it, but fortunately it didn't grow on my face, but fortunately, my body was still healthy!

Come on, Mom! I wish the baby a healthy and happy growth. Café au lait spots, as the name suggests, refer to spots of the same color as café au lait, ranging in color from light brown to brown, tan or brownish yellow, etc., in different shades and shapes in round, oval or irregular shapes.

The boundaries of the spots are generally clear, and the texture of the ** is no different from the normal parts.

<> some parents will find that café au lait spots are related to neurofibromas through Internet searches, so they are very nervous. Parents need to be reminded that coffee spots and neurofibromas are not exactly the same. Neurofibromas are characterized by a large number of café-aula-it spots, generally more than 6, with a maximum diameter of more than 5 mm, which will increase with age, and the increase may even reach more than 15 mm.

In addition to the ** spots, neurofibroma patients will also have some neurological abnormalities, such as epilepsy, and will also have developmental delay. If the diagnosis of neurofibroma is confirmed, it is important to be active in a timely manner**.

Café au lait spots may also be just common stains on **, which only affect the appearance and have no effect on health itself. Dark spots become larger and lighter with age. Some take a few years to fade, while others develop color abnormalities throughout their lives.

Some children have café au lait spots, which may be related to genetic factors, and if the parents have café au lait spots, then the probability of the child having café au lait spots is higher.

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The main reason is that the baby may be suffering from ** disease, milk spot is actually a ** disease lacking a vitamin, and you need to go to the hospital to see it.

It may be caused by genetics, milk spot is a hereditary disease, milk spot is found relatively early, and it is okay to go to the hospital in time.

The main reason is that the baby may have ** disease. Milk spots are actually a kind of vitamin deficiency ** disease, you need to go to the hospital to see.

It may be caused by prolonged exposure to ultraviolet rays, so don't leave your baby under UV rays.

Reply 1 Before feeding the baby, express a little breast milk and rub it on the baby's face, it will be fine in three to five days, and my baby is also wiped with this method.

In fact, it's okay if you don't care about these ** problems, and when the baby grows up, it will be gone. It's just that it affects the appearance, and the baby is a little itchy.

I remember that nothing was useful at that time, try not to kiss the baby, although you know that you love him, but the substance in the saliva of adults seems to be not nutritious.

My child is now four months old, and it is not yet full moon, and then it is washed with fetal poisonous weed (there is in the countryside) in a pot of water, which is very useful, you go to try it, and there is also a body lotion, ** dry will also grow, I now give her Pigeon's body lotion, which is not bad.

This is a **disease, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up, it is very likely that the pigment problem in ** is unevenly distributed, so this kind of milk will appear. It will make your ** look fanny.