How to know health through face

A healthy body is the capital of revolution. Everyone pays great attention to his or her own health. In fact, a person's health condition will be reflected in his or her face. So how can we know a person's health by looking at his or her face? Below are some related articles compiled by the editor, let’s take a look!

How to know health through face

How does TCM know health through face reading?

1. Psychological pressure: The reflex area is from the upper 1/3 of the forehead to the hairline (i.e. the hairline circle). If there are pimples (pimples) here, or if the color is different from that of the forehead, it means that the person is under heavy psychological pressure. If spots appear, it means there is a heart disease (such as myocardial weakness); if there are moles or freckles, it means congenital heart deficiency.

2. Heart: The reflex area is on the bridge of the nose between the two corners of the eyes. If there are horizontal lines or obvious horizontal lines here, it indicates arrhythmia or poor heart condition. If the horizontal lines are deep and there are deep vertical lines (grooves) on the tongue, it may be a more serious heart disease. People with heart disease generally have poor small intestine function; it can also develop diseases of the blood vessels, brain, thyroid, parathyroid, etc. Wrinkles on the lower lip indicate coronary heart disease, and purple lips indicate heart disease.

3. Brain: The reflex area is between the two eyebrows. If there are vertical lines here, and the vertical lines are very deep and the area is red, it proves that the person has insufficient blood supply to the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular vessels, headaches, neurasthenia, frequent dreams, poor sleep, palpitations, irritability, etc.

4. Lungs: (respiratory system, throat, trachea, tonsils, etc.): The reflex area is between the 1/2 of the eyebrows; the area below 1/3 of the forehead. If the middle of the forehead is concave, and the color is dark, bluish, or has spots, it means that the person has lung disease and has difficulty breathing; if there are acne, it proves that the person has recently had a cold or sore throat. If there are moles, freckles or white spots between the eyebrows, it proves that the person has throat problems. Laryngitis, tonsillitis, chest tightness and shortness of breath, or lung disease. If there is a bulge on the upper part of the eyebrows, it also indicates lung disease. People with poor lung function generally have poor colon excretion function.

5. Chest (breast): The reflex area is between the corners of the eyes and the bridge of the nose. If this area of ​​a man is dark or blue, it means he has chest tightness and shortness of breath. If a woman's breasts are dark or blue in this area, it means that she has breast pain during her menstrual period. If there are moles or freckles on the inner side of the upper eyelid, or if there are acne-like protrusions in this area when the eyes are closed, it means that women have lobular hyperplasia of the breast and men have pleurisy. If a woman has small lumps in the corners of her eyes, it means that she has breast hyperplasia or breast tumors.

6. Liver: The reflex area is located between the 1/2 of the eyebrows and above the temples, below the 1/3 of the forehead, and the middle of the nose bridge (i.e. the highest point of the nose bridge). If these two areas are dark blue or have spots, and the person is young or is a wealthy boss or a high-ranking official, he may have fatty liver. If there are acne (pimples) in these two parts or one of them, it proves that the person has excessive liver fire. If there are spots on the temples, it indicates weak liver function. If there are spots on the bridge of the nose, it may also be due to liver fire, emotional instability, menopause, etc. If there are obvious spots in both places, and the face is dull and ugly, and the person is relatively thin, it means that the person has liver disease (hepatitis or cirrhosis). If you have a mole in the center of your eyebrow, yellow eyeballs, and a very yellow complexion, you may have hepatitis B. Blue spots all the way from the bridge of the nose to the tip of the nose may be cancer or a tumor!

7. Gallbladder: The reflex area is on the outer side of the bridge of the nose. If there are red blood streaks or pimples in this area, or if your mouth feels bitter after getting up in the morning, it means that there is a slight inflammation in the gallbladder; if there are spots, you may have cholecystitis. If there are vertical folds in this area, or vertical folds when smiling, it means that the person has problems with his gallbladder. If there are moles or freckles in this area, it proves that the gallbladder function is congenitally insufficient. If you place your right hand under your right rib (the gallbladder is located in this area), and hit the back of your right hand with your left fist, if this area hurts, it is cholecystitis; if it hurts a lot, it may be gallstones. People with gallbladder problems may be obese. If there is a pair of obvious spots or moles or freckles in the gallbladder area under the eyes, it is gallstones. Dark eye bags also indicate poor gallbladder function.

8. Kidney: The reflex area is where the line from the outer corner of the eye intersects the straight line from the middle of the ear and extends downward to the chin. If there are red blood streaks, acne, or spots in this area, it proves that the person has kidney deficiency, general fatigue, and soreness in the waist, back, and legs. There are deep and large spots in this area, which are most likely kidney stones. If this area is diseased or has lumps, it proves that the person has congenital kidney deficiency, and will also experience sore waist, legs and back. Kidney deficiency can lead to diseases of the bladder, reproductive system, gonads, etc. There are deep crow's feet at the corners of the eyes. Vertical folds around the ears are also a sign of kidney deficiency. If there is disease or mole in the kidney area and deep vertical lines in the brain area, it proves that the person suffers from high blood pressure or may suffer from cerebral thrombosis in the future.

9. Bladder: The reflex area is at the root of the nose on both sides of the philtrum under the nose. If this area is red, has red blood streaks, acne, sores, etc., it proves that you have cystitis, and you will have symptoms such as red and yellow urine, and slightly frequent and urgent urine. Cystitis can also cause lower back pain. When women suffer from cystitis, it is sometimes due to gynecological problems. The root of the nose is red, but the urination is not frequent or urgent and the entire bridge of the nose is red, which proves that it is rhinitis.

10. Spleen: The reflex area is at the tip of the nose. If the tip of the nose is red or rosacea or the tip of the nose is swollen, it indicates spleen heat or spleen enlargement. Generally, the patient will feel a heavy head, cheek pain, irritability, etc. If the tip of the nose is yellow or white, it is a sign of spleen deficiency, which will cause symptoms such as excessive sweating, fear of wind, laziness of limbs, fatigue, and loss of appetite.

11. Stomach: The reflex area is on the wings of the nose. If the wings of the nose are red, it indicates stomach fire, easy hunger and bad breath. If there are red blood streaks and the condition is quite serious, it is usually gastritis. Stomach pain before meals is usually caused by gastritis. Abdominal pain one or two hours after a meal is caused by gastric ulcer, and the tenderness point is in the middle of the abdomen or slightly to the left. Abdominal pain two to four hours after a meal is caused by duodenal ulcer, and the pain is in the middle of the two rows of ribs near the heart, similar to acupuncture. In severe cases, the pain may spread to the back, and the tenderness point is slightly to the right of the abdomen. If the wings of the nose are grayish green, it means that the person has a cold stomach. When you shake hands with him, you can feel the coldness of his fingertips. He has a stomachache, diarrhea, etc. due to the cold. Those with sunken nose wings usually have stomach pain in the past, which forms the root of the disease and can cause atrophic gastritis, and atrophic gastritis is more likely to cause gastric cancer. Thin nose wings and deep grooves indicate atrophic gastritis.

12. Small intestine: The reflex area is located on the inner side below the cheekbones. If there are red blood streaks, acne, spots, moles or freckles in this area, it proves that the small intestine's absorption function is poor, and the person will generally be thin.

13. Large intestine: The reflex area is located on the outer side below the cheekbones. If there are red blood streaks, acne, spots, moles, or freckles in this area, it means that the person has an abnormal large intestine excretion function, and generally has dry stools, constipation, or loose stools. If there are half-moon-shaped spots in this area, it proves that the person is constipated or has hemorrhoids. The intersection of the lower line of the root of the nose and the drooping line of the outer canthus of the eye is the rectal reflex area. If there are spots here, it is hemorrhoids. If this area is red or has white spots, there is a possibility of rectal cancer. (Feng Shui www.azg168.cn)

How to know health by looking at face

1. Acute disease facial features: manifested as flushing, rapid breathing, flaring nostrils, painful expression, irritability, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is common in lobar pneumonia, malaria, etc.

2. Chronic disease face: manifested as haggard face, dull or pale complexion, dull eyes, fatigue, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is a deficiency syndrome caused by weak vital energy; Western medicine believes that it is more common in chronic wasting diseases. Such as malignant tumors, chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, tuberculosis, etc.

3. Anemic face: manifested as pale complexion, pale lips and tongue, fatigue, palpitations and shortness of breath, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is a deficiency syndrome caused by insufficient Qi and blood; Western medicine believes that it is more common in anemia.

4. Hyperthyroidism appearance: bulging eyeballs, wide palpebral fissures, wide-open eyes, terrified look, sallow complexion, restlessness, irritability, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is caused by stagnation of liver qi, which turns into fire over time, insufficient liver yin and hyperactivity of liver yang; Western medicine regards it as the typical facial features of hyperthyroidism.

5. Hypothyroidism face: also known as myxedema face, characterized by pale or sallow complexion, dull eyes, facial edema, thick lips and tongue, thickened eyelids, dry and inelastic skin, few but deep wrinkles, sparse and dry hair, and most obviously, eyebrow loss. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is a syndrome of spleen qi deficiency and kidney yang deficiency; Western medicine believes that it is more common in hypothyroidism. This type of facial appearance can also be seen in orchiectomy and hypopituitarism.

6. Acromegaly face: enlarged head, elongated face, large and protruding lower jaw, prominent cheekbones, raised brow arches, enlarged ears and nose, thick lips and tongue, sparse and misplaced teeth, etc. This facial appearance is often seen in acromegaly.

7. Mitral valve face: also known as rheumatic heart disease face, characterized by yellow and swollen complexion, dark red cheeks, bluish lips, dark tongue, palpitations and shortness of breath, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is a case of blood stasis in the heart, which is caused by deficiency of qi and yang in the heart; Western medicine believes that it is more common in rheumatic heart disease, is one of the important characteristics of mitral valve stenosis, and can also be seen in patients with cor pulmonale or certain congenital heart diseases.

8. Typhoid face: characterized by slow reaction, indifferent expression, red tongue with little coating, shortness of breath, laziness to speak, and even impaired consciousness. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is a deficiency of both Qi and Yin, which belongs to the category of febrile disease; Western medicine has changed it to be more common in diseases such as typhoid fever, meningitis, and encephalitis.

9. Tuberculosis face: characterized by pale complexion, rosy cheeks, and emaciation. This facial appearance is often seen in the active stage of pulmonary tuberculosis.

10. Full-moon face: The face is red and fat, round like a full moon, and you can't even see the ears from the front and the nose from the side. Due to the accumulation and sagging of fat on the cheeks, the wings of the nose are squeezed and pulled down, the mouth fissure becomes smaller, deep grooves appear between the corners of the mouth and the cheeks, the face becomes rosy and tender, the amount of vellus hair increases, acne often occurs, and a small mustache can be seen on the lips. Western medicine believes that this is the characteristic facial feature of people with Cushing's syndrome or excessive corticosteroids caused by long-term use of adrenocorticotropic hormone.

11. Nephrotic edema face: manifested as pale and swollen complexion, tight and dry skin, eyelid swelling that is most obvious in the morning, and finger pressure concavity sign on the forehead. In addition to various kidney diseases, this facial appearance is also seen in heart failure, malnutrition, facial angioedema, severe asthma, whooping cough, etc.

12. Proliferative facies: characterized by open mouth breathing, poorly developed nose shape, wide and flat nose root, shrunken nostrils, thick and short lips, upturned upper lip, shallow nasolabial groove, underdeveloped mandible, slurred speech, poor hearing, dullness, and a dull expression. This facial appearance is seen in childhood hypertrophy.

13. Critical illness face: manifested as haggard face, pale or leaden complexion, indifferent expression, dull eyes, sunken eye sockets, high nose tip, cold limbs, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it falls into the category of loss of yin or yang; Western medicine believes that it is more common in acute and critical illnesses such as massive bleeding, severe shock, and dehydration.

14. Lion face: also known as tumor-type leprosy face, characterized by the face being covered with uneven nodules and plaques, and the eyebrows, eyelashes, sweat hair, and beard partially or completely falling off, resembling a lion's face. This facial appearance is seen in patients with lepromatous leprosy. Bony lion face is seen in bone fibrous dysplasia, cranial membrane inflammation, osteitis deformans or trauma.

15. Myopathic face: The eyes cannot be opened or closed, and are in a half-open state, or the forehead cannot be wrinkled, the lips are thick and protruding, the lower lip hangs down, and the mouth cannot be closed. This facial appearance is seen in muscular dystrophy or myasthenia gravis.

16. Congenital idiocy: The facial features are characterized by high palpebral fissures, slanted palpebral fissures, bulging eyeballs, strabismus or tremors; the root of the nose is flat and the nostrils are facing upwards.

How to know health through facial features

Eyes connect to the liver

1. The color of the whites of the eyes: If the whites of the eyes are yellow, there may be concerns about liver disease; people with allergies will have darker whites of the eyes, the luster fades, and the black and white are not clear.

2. Unexplained dark circles: Dark circles accompanied by some abnormal symptoms are sometimes a sign of disease. Dark circles under the eyes can occur in cirrhosis of the liver, nephritis, renal failure, respiratory failure, as well as blood diseases or endocrine disorders. Dark circles under the eyes caused by lack of rest can be eliminated by reducing late nights.

3. Bulging eyes: Bulging eyes indicate problems with the thyroid gland.

Nose to lungs

1. Dry nose: Dry nostrils and hot breath are often caused by lung heat.

2. Nasal congestion: It is generally caused by the lungs being affected by wind and cold.

Mouth connects the spleen

1. Cracks at the corners of the mouth: An overly tired stomach can cause internal heat, leading to redness, swelling and cracks at the corners of the mouth. It is recommended to chew more when eating to fully absorb and digest food.

2. Abnormal drooling: This may be due to weak gastrointestinal function, which cannot fully absorb water, causing water retention and saliva to be diluted and flow to the mouth.

3. Bad lip color: Lips, like lower eyelids, are thin and can fully reflect the blood color. Pale lip color may be due to a lack of red blood cells. It is recommended to change the diet and eat more animal offal and tofu to alleviate the symptoms of anemia.

Tongue-to-heart

1. Tongue tremor: Stick out your tongue in front of the mirror. If your tongue trembles slightly, it may be a sign of mental tension and physical decline.

2. Purple tongue: When there is a large amount of waste in the blood, the tongue will turn slightly purple.

3. Shape and color of tongue coating: If the tongue coating is too thick, it means gastrointestinal dysfunction or overeating; if the tongue coating is too thin, it is more common in spring and autumn, indicating that your resistance is decreasing; if the tongue coating is yellow, it is a sign of a cold. Keep warm and drink more warm water to prevent colds from invading.

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