There are white spots on the child's face. Does it mean there are worms in the stomach?

Children usually cannot take care of themselves and do not understand many things, so they need careful care from their parents. Sometimes parents will find white spots on their children's faces. Then we need to understand why the white spots on the children's faces mean that they have stomach worms.

This is a sign of a low immune system. If you have had a pigmented nevus since childhood, it can be considered a pigmented nevus or anemic nevus, or it can be considered white pityriasis, also called simple pityriasis. This may be related to children's partiality for food, malnutrition, lack of vitamins and trace elements, and lack of attention to facial skin care. In addition, it is also related to parasites in the body. Children also have tinea versicolor on their faces, which can also appear as white spots. It is caused by fungal infection and can be cured by antifungal treatment. In addition to drug treatment, you need to pay attention to balanced nutrition, not picky eating, and pay attention to sun protection in your life. Finally, we should rule out the possibility of vitiligo. If the white spots have clear boundaries, irregular shapes, and tend to expand, they should be confirmed by the hospital in time.

If white spots appear on the child's face, it is very likely that there are worms in the stomach. Parents can observe carefully whether the surface of the white spots is smooth and dandruff-free, and whether the white spots are light white or milky white. If the border is unclear or spreads toward normal skin, it may be vitiligo. The specific situation needs to be confirmed after seeing the white spots. Vitiligo is a difficult disease to treat. The biggest feature is that it is easy to spread, especially affecting beauty and life. It is recommended that you go to a regular national professional hospital for testing and treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease and the best time for treatment. Usually pay attention to the cleanliness of the child's face, and do not use soap that is too alkaline to wash the face and bathe. In summer, you must do a good job of sun protection and do not let children be exposed to the sun for a long time. Vitamin B should be taken under the guidance of a doctor to avoid dry skin.

White spots on children's faces are mainly seen in tinea versicolor, which is a chronic fungal infection of the superficial skin caused by Malassezia furfur. You can use antifungal ointments such as miconazole and clotrimazole cream, or you can use naftifine ointment or 20%-30% sodium thiosulfate solution, ketoconazole, and bifonazole shampoo. Some patients have white spots in simple pityriasis. If it is simple pityriasis, you can use hydrocortisone butyrate cream or glucocorticoid ointment. Vitiligo patients are also prone to appear on the faces of children, and 0.03% tacrolimus ointment can be used. After the appearance of white spots, you must go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment. The formation of white pityriasis is complicated, mainly due to the combined effects of multiple factors such as light, seasonal changes, picky babies, and unreasonable diet structure. However, oral medication is not needed to correct it, and vitamin B6 cream can be used externally.

White spots on children's faces may be caused by vitamin deficiency. It is best to go to the hospital for a blood test first. If it is a vitamin deficiency, you can use multivitamins for treatment under the doctor's advice. This disease may be caused by picky eating or partial eating in life, especially the disease caused by not eating green vegetables, so you should also eat some green vegetables in life to play a therapeutic role. It may be related to the lack of some trace elements or vitamins. It is recommended not to be too nervous when white spots appear on the child's face. Although white spots on the child's face may be related to vitamin deficiency, vitamins cannot be used at will, and should be used under the guidance of a doctor.