How many Hungarian children have Mongolian spot (blue spot)?

Mongolian spot related to dark pigmented people in Europe, mostly immigrants from arabic and black and mongoloid immigrant populations. In Hungary , the mongolian spot is a clear sign of gypsy ancestry. read more

There’s no need for medical intervention. In many cases, the spots fade over time and are gone by the time a child becomes a teenager. If your child appears to have Mongolian blue spots, make sure the pediatrician examines them at your baby’s first checkup. A doctor can diagnose Mongolian blue spots based on their appearance. read more

According to the Mexican Social Security Institute (shortened as IMSS) nationwide, around half of Mexican babies have the Mongolian spot. Central American indigenous children were subjected to racism due to their Mongolian spots but progressive circles began to make having the Mongolian spot popular after the late 1960s. read more