If a child has small red dots around the eyes, if they are purple in color and do not fade when pressed, consider the possibility of increased intravascular pressure purpura. It is mostly due to the child shouting, violent vomiting, coughing, crying that lead to the increase of intravascular pressure, capillary rupture and thus appear small bleeding spots. It has no effect on health and does not require special treatment and can subside on its own. If you are not sure, you can also take your child to a regular hospital for blood tests to check the routine blood count and coagulation function. If the blood test and coagulation function are not abnormal, no special treatment is needed.