What are the general characteristics of the green birthmark on the baby's ass?

Also known as Mongolian spots, mostly gray-blue or blue. The scientific name is congenital dermal pigmented cell nevus, also known as infant nevus, which is congenital. The incidence of yellow race is about 86%, and 70% Mongolian spots are single, which often appear at the birth of babies. As the baby grows up, the color of Mongolian spots gradually fades or disappears. Mongolian spots are more common in the lumbosacral region, and may also spread to the baby's entire back and even shoulders and limbs. No harm to the body, and no special treatment is needed.

However, some parents may also encounter some special circumstances. For example, when a baby is born, the color of the green dot is lighter and the range is smaller. After a period of time, the color increases and the range increases. Actually, this is a normal phenomenon. The color or range of green spots may increase slightly, then gradually stop increasing and then gradually decrease. Generally, it will gradually fade in childhood and rarely last until adulthood. Will not affect the baby's health, parents should not worry.

Many newborn babies will have some blue "birthmarks" on their hips and back. These blue "birthmarks" are generally blocky and have no shape or regularity. Some novice parents will worry that such "birthmarks" will never disappear, but in general, these blue "birthmarks" will gradually go down as the baby grows older.

This kind of green spot is also called Mongolian spot. Mongolian spots are common in the buttocks of orientals, and their appearance is blue-black like blood stasis. Because of this feature, and it rarely happens to white people, some inexperienced western doctors, seeing this kind of oriental child, mistakenly thought it was an abused child and made a joke about it.

These blue birthmarks are caused by melanocytes that stay in the deep dermis during the migration from neural crest to epidermis in embryonic period.

Mongolian spots can occur in any part of the body, especially in the lumbosacral region and buttocks. Because the melanin particles are located in a deeper place, they are grayish blue or blue under the Tindal effect of light.

Most people will disappear without a trace when they are three or four years old. Generally, it will fade naturally, so there is no need for prevention, and parents of newborns don't have to worry too much.

After knowing that the blue birthmark on the baby is pigmentation, some treasure mothers will wash the baby with more blue spots when taking a bath, hoping to disappear as soon as possible, but in fact this is not appropriate. The correct way is to take a bath on the baby's evergreen spots like normal skin. It will be gentle to use betaine shower gel when bathing a newborn baby. Don't rub your baby's skin hard, especially the skin with evergreen spots.

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I once read a beautiful legend about a birthmark somewhere on a baby's ass. Every child is an angel given to us by God, and every child has a small tail. When the little angel found his mother on earth, they began to break away from God's hand and go to find her, but God was really unhappy to let the little angel go and would not let go. Of course, the little angel didn't want to tear off his tail and come to his mother. So after the baby is born, there will be a big piece on the ass.

My baby is almost two years old now. Vaguely remember that after giving birth to the baby, I saw a large blue birthmark on the baby's ass and wrist, and I muttered in my heart; It's over. He is not only ugly, but also has so many big blue birthmarks. This product will never get a wife, and no one will want it. Ha ha. But as he grows up day by day, the blue birthmark is slowly fading. Now the baby's wrist is gone and his ass is not obvious. I believe many mothers have found the birthmark on the baby's ass or wrist, so what is the blue birthmark on the baby's ass or body?

Mongolian spot;

The blue part of the baby's ass is actually a birthmark. The name of this birthmark is Mongolian spot. Because orientals, especially Mongolians, are more common, while whites are relatively rare, they are named Mongolian spots. Most newborn babies will have this birthmark.

How is the baby Mongolian spot formed?

Mongolian spots begin to form about 4 or 5 months after the mother is pregnant. Babies produce a lot of melanin during the embryonic period. When melanin moves to the epidermis, it will disappear with the metabolism of body surface cells. However, after the baby is born, if melanin does not penetrate the epidermis and cannot be metabolized, it will become blue-black plaque and form Mongolian plaque.

How long will Mongolian spots fade;

Mongolian spots generally decrease gradually within 1-2 years after the baby is born, but some of them last for a long time and should disappear before puberty at the longest. Mongolian spot is a birthmark that can disappear without any intervention. So parents need not worry too much.

Do all babies have Mongolian spots?

Not all babies will have Mongolian spots, there are few white people, and there are more Asian yellow people in general.

Does your baby have this birthmark? Welcome to exchange and discuss.

The blue birthmark on the baby's ass is called congenital dermal melanocytosis, also called dermal melanosis. He also has a very interesting name: Mongolian spot.

Because there is a blue birthmark on the buttocks at birth, the proportion of East Asians is quite high, and East Asians are also called Mongolians, so Mongolians have an interesting nickname.

How is the baby's blue birthmark formed?

1. As for the formation of cyan birthmark, the research results show that it is congenital and the result of accumulation of pigment cells during embryonic development.

2. Generally, the blue birthmark will gradually fade before the age of five or six, but if there are red moles or spots with clear boundaries and grow in a conspicuous position, it will affect the appearance. When the child is older, go to a regular hospital for laser treatment and get rid of it, so there will be no scars.

3. Blue birthmark, prevention is unnecessary, because it is congenital macular, which cannot be prevented in advance. Although the incidence rate is high, it will naturally subside, which is a good development trend of skin.

Therefore, when mom and dad find a blue birthmark on the baby's ass, don't be too worried and nervous about the baby's health, because this is normal, and the baby's physical development can gradually fade with the baby's growth, so there is no need to blame yourself too much. It is believed that this situation is caused by the negligence of parents during the mother's pregnancy, because it cannot be prevented. I hope the baby can fade this birthmark as soon as possible.

Parents should never treat Mongolian spots as malignant birthmarks, which will hurt their babies. If the baby has Mongolian spots, you are not sure that you can go to the hospital and let the doctor help you judge. Don't believe some advertisements that remove freckles and birthmarks!