What is fortune telling with red birthmarks?

From a medical point of view, some red birthmarks can be harmful to the health of newborn babies. So in physiognomy, what impact will these red birthmarks have on us? Let’s take a look together below!

Is there any scientific basis for red birthmarks in newborns?

Scientific basis of red birthmark: Red birthmark is also called port-wine stain. Medically, red birthmark is classified as a type of venous malformation. The initial damage manifests as several light red, dark red or purple-red patches with irregular shapes, clear boundaries, and not protruding above the skin surface. Capillary dilation can be seen. Pressing will result in partial or complete fading of color, and the surface is smooth. As age increases, the color of the red birthmark will continue to deepen, turning red or even purple. The range of the lesion will gradually expand, and it may thicken and form nodules. If port-wine stains are not treated, they will persist for life. With age, the diameter of the abnormal blood vessels will become larger and larger, and the skin lesions will become thicker and thicker, developing into deep venous malformations, but they will not develop into mixed hemangiomas. Some non-professional doctors often diagnose port-wine stains in adult or elderly patients as mixed hemangiomas, which is inaccurate. To be precise, they should be deep venous malformations.

The dangers of red birthmarks

As the patient ages, the area of ​​the port-wine stain will gradually expand, the color will gradually deepen, and the depth of the lesion will deepen accordingly. Especially when the port-wine stain grows in obvious parts of the patient's face, it can cause serious damage to the patient's external appearance. In addition, port-wine stains can occur in any part of the patient's body. If they grow on the patient's tissues and organs, they will press on the organs and cause organ dysfunction. As the port-wine stain develops, it will cause bleeding. Because port-wine stain is caused by vascular malformations, and because it occurs in the epidermis and dermis, it is often ruptured or scratched and bleeds. Sometimes port-wine stains will also cause skin itching. Port-wine stain patients are often scratched, resulting in heavy bleeding that lasts for a long time. The harm of port-wine stains after rupture and bleeding is that they are prone to infection. Therefore, it is best for patients with port-wine stains to seek treatment as early as possible.

Correctly understand red birthmarks!

Red birthmark, medically known as port-wine stain, also known as port-wine nevus. In the traditional classification, red birthmarks (port wine stains) are classified as capillary hemangiomas, which are hemangiomas. Red birthmarks are caused by severe deficiency of trace elements such as zinc, copper, calcium, magnesium, and phenylalanine and tyrosine in the serum, which affect the biochemical process of pigment synthesis, causing abnormal increase in pigment secretion by pigment cells, which gradually spread to the epidermis through nerve transmission to form plaques. But red birthmarks with neat edges spread more slowly.

Red birthmarks often occur in obvious places such as the head, face, neck, limbs, etc., which greatly affect the appearance. In the early stage of the disease, red birthmarks are irregular in shape, with clear boundaries, not protruding from the skin surface, and visible capillary dilation. They partially or completely fade when pressed, and have a smooth surface. Most cases are unilateral, occasionally bilateral, sometimes involving the mucosa, and usually appear at birth or shortly after birth.

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