My son is a 14-year weak boy who have frown grades and totally night circles and oodles underneath his eyes. What to DO
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Maybe something is bothering him, any at home or school. Talk to him and find out what is going on. Make sure he is sleeping on time. Is at hand a possibility that he has sleep apnea? Sleep apnea can keep a personage from getting good sleep, and can sometimes be fatal.
take away his drugs
either he's up all nite playin games, JO, or go to bed to late
What's his diet similar to? What are his sleep patterns like? Check those and see if anything change.
I dont know, I am 15 and I have dark circles beneath my eyes alot of the time. Not always though
Take your son to an allergist!
He must me miserable, that's why he frowns.
throw out your xbox.buy him a book.and coach him how to sail
Aww poor baby.
How about buy him a moisteriser for men (clinique enjoy a good one or even nivea for men if you want a less expensive one) - that will assistance keep his skin nice and reduce wrinkles.
As for the circles lower than his eyes - make sure he is eating a nourishing diet with fresh foods (try to cook him healthy wholesome meal with vegetables or make him salads near dressing if he'll eat them). Dark circles can be diet related.
Good luck.
Take him out to his favorite place, buy him pizza and a smoothie .. and help out him with his homework afterwards.
Well there is a men's under eye treatment by Nivea (men). My brother uses it. .. It comes within a dark blue bottle. Or he could try Clean and Clear's Morning Glow eye cream. It really brightens under the eyes and help make the dark circles and heaps go away. (when my fiancee is super tired I put it under his eyes to cover it up) Hope that help. Good Luck.
Maybe something is bothering him and he is not sleeping powerfully or is feeling down. Try and talk to him in need being too judgmental and see if he will open up. Sometimes kids a moment ago need someone to listen to them more than anything. Maybe he will speak to someone else if you are concerned and he won't open up to you. I hold teenagers myself, so I understand your concern. Maybe he is fine, and just stays up too unpaid. Either way being in that for your kids and letting them know you care and are there to listen as very well as discipline, I think is always a suitable thing, something they need to know and hear repeatedly. I hope it is something simple. Good Luck and God Bless.
I didn't tell you you could post this, Dad! What the hell?
try boi oil it works for any skin problems approaching discolouraton bags ect it costs about $15.00 though it is worth it.
A 14 yr old boy who frowns and is recurrently tired is pretty common. I wouldn't be too worried unless there are other symptoms you are not relating us about. Is he being surreptitious? Strange odors on clothes? Change in friends? Grades dropping in institution? etc? 14 is the age when many boys start to experiment with drugs and alcohol. My push for is to go through his personal belongings. Get on his computer. Most importantly, talk to him... He's 14.
all right he probably masterbates at night, just a thought ;)
Nothing. What does it matter?
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