A baby's face is tender and comfortable to touch, but there is a difference between a chubby face and swelling. Experienced parents pay close attention to their babies' every move, so they can promptly detect whether their faces are swollen. So, what's the reason for the little baby's swollen face?
The baby's face is slightly swollen, which indicates swelling. Parents should pay attention to whether the baby has obvious tenderness. Some babies have a sensitive constitution, so they are prone to allergic symptoms, which can cause their faces to become slightly swollen.
Because the baby is allergic, this condition not only causes the baby's face to swell, but also abnormal skin, such as itching. Additionally, some babies may have facial swelling that is different from usual, mainly due to redness and swelling on one side of their face, which is likely caused by sinusitis.
In addition, if a child has oral problems, such as teeth speaking, this situation can also cause the baby's face to swell slightly. In clinical practice, to treat oral problems in babies, a blood test is required. After the test, it is found that the baby's blood contains elevated levels of neutrophils, white blood cells, etc., which indicates an infection. Especially pay attention to whether it is a problem or not, as it has a significant impact on the health of the baby.
