Why do some rural children have two plateau red cheeks on their faces?

Baby or children or adults, the plateau red on their faces is actually caused by the skin's inability to adapt to seasonal factors such as cold, temperature difference, wind, etc. According to the latest news I learned, if children only blush in winter, it is related to changes in temperature. Generally speaking, heat will expand blood vessels in the skin, causing facial flushing. Cold can constrict blood vessels, but when the temperature rises, the blood vessels will expand elastically, causing children to blush. Alternatively, in extremely cold temperatures, children may blush due to abnormal dilation of blood vessels.

1. It may be caused by red blood streaks

For babies whose skin self-regulation and resistance are weak, the temperature in winter is low and the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor is large. Cold stimulation and hot and cold changes will cause repeated contraction and expansion of the baby's skin capillaries. After losing good elasticity and abnormal expansion of skin blood vessels, it will be reflected on the cheeks and nose, making the child's face look red. Sometimes, a baby's red face may also be caused by incorrect care methods by parents.

2. Caused by seasonal factors

For example, if you wear too many clothes for your child, you should know that the baby moves a lot and sweats a lot. Excessive secretion can irritate the baby's skin and cause skin allergies and itching. In addition, it is very likely that the baby is covered with a quilt that is too thick in autumn and winter, causing the baby's body to dissipate too much heat. If the baby does not replenish water in time before going to bed and after waking up, it will also cause the baby's facial temperature to be too high, and the capillaries on the face will dilate and produce plateau red.

3. It may be the skin type of the opposite sex

In addition to dehydration and dryness, it may also be complications caused by colds and fevers, or red blood. The red blood streaks appear red on both sides of the body, with rounded borders, usually arranged in the shape of silk threads. Generally speaking, red blood streaks are caused by babies whose facial skin is too thin or who have allergies.