How to read palmistry and hand line diseases

It is said that palmistry can diagnose diseases. In life, there are many old Chinese medicine practitioners who will first understand a patient's medical condition from palmistry. However, many people do not know the secret of diagnosing diseases through palmistry. So how should we look at diseases through palmistry and hand lines? Below are some related articles compiled by the editor, let’s take a look!

How to read palmistry and hand line diseases

How to predict diseases from palm lines

1. Oak-shaped finger

Symptoms: The knuckles at the ends of the fingers become enlarged like drumsticks, and the nails are curved upward like a parrot's beak. This type of palmistry is called oak-shaped fingers in medicine.

Signs of disease: May indicate that the person suffers from emphysema, congenital heart disease, or bronchiectasis.

2. Swelling of hands

Symptoms: If you wake up in the morning with swollen hands and difficulty bending and stretching them, they will gradually improve or disappear soon after you get up.

Signs of disease: There may be problems with the heart, kidneys, liver, or edema due to malnutrition. If you encounter this situation, you should go to the hospital to find out the cause and treat it. Otherwise, over time it will make you haggard, your skin and hair will become dull, and your overall appearance will be affected.

3. Numbness in fingers

Symptoms: Mild numbness in the hands.

Signs of disease: 1. Mild numbness in the hands is easily ignored by people, but it may be a problem for people who are already elderly or have hypertension.

2. Frequent numbness in your hands may be a precursor to a stroke. The characteristic of stroke numbness is that it starts from the ring finger, then develops to the middle finger, and finally involves the whole hand. Some people may start with numbness in the index finger and gradually radiate upwards. In severe cases, the numbness can extend to the forearm.

4. Fingers cannot be straightened

Symptoms: Sometimes the hand is not injured but cannot be straightened and is in a semi-flexed state.

Disease signs: This may be caused by forearm trauma, median nerve or ulnar nerve injury. If this happens, you should go to the hospital for surgical correction.

How to read the palm lines to see gastrointestinal diseases

1. Palmistry of intestinal diseases

People with small fingertips and thin palms are more likely to suffer from gastroptosis and other gastrointestinal diseases. People who are sturdy and tend to overeat are prone to gallstones and duodenal ulcers.

2. Palmistry of duodenal ulcer

People with small fingertips and thin palms are more likely to suffer from gastroptosis and other gastrointestinal diseases. When you are on an empty stomach (more than one hour after a meal), you feel a burning sensation in the chest and dull pain in the upper abdomen. If you eat something, the pain will be relieved. This is a typical symptom of duodenal ulcer. The nails are nearly square, short and broad, with a small meniscus. If the nails are flat or curved and thin, it is often seen in people with anemia and malnutrition caused by vomiting blood or bloody stools. The lifeline is not compact, but loose and wide. The wisdom line is short and lacks curve. The love line is short and lacks changes, almost like a straight line. There are more breaks and waves in the health line. (Feng Shui www.azg168.cn)

How to analyze diseases from palm lines

A study by the Cancer Research Center of the University of Hawaii found that if a woman has more right-facing scoop-shaped lines on her left fingertips, she may have a higher chance of developing breast cancer.

Research by British scholars has confirmed that the more wrinkles you have, the more likely you are to suffer from high blood pressure.

A study conducted by New York University in the United States found that among the Alzheimer's disease patients, 72% had 8 of their ten fingers with the little finger side-split type, while in the control group, only 26% had this type; 14 people in the patient group had all ten fingers with the little finger side-split type fingerprints, while in the control group, only 4 people had this type.

Experts also said that this is only statistical survey data, and it does not mean that anyone who has 8 out of ten fingers with side scoop lines on the little fingers will definitely suffer from Alzheimer's disease.

Therefore, if you find that your fingerprints have the characteristics of certain diseases, don't be nervous, but don't take it lightly and try to prevent it before it happens. Because people are creatures of the environment, genetic genes will only become sick when triggered by the environment!

Generally speaking, fingerprints can better reflect congenital developmental abnormalities.

Studies have shown that when a person's nervous system is underdeveloped, it can lead to poor development of fingerprints. Because when the nerve endings cannot penetrate the epidermis, the skin will be underdeveloped, which will lead to abnormal fingerprints.

Therefore, if there is a defect in the nervous system, it will definitely be reflected in the fingerprints. Moreover, research has proven that many patients with chromosomal and brain abnormalities have abnormal dermatoglyphic texture patterns.

'Fingerprint' actually refers to a blue vein on the palm side of a child's index finger close to the thumb. Looking at "fingerprints" is one of the methods used by traditional Chinese medicine to diagnose the cold, heat, deficiency and excess of pediatric diseases, and is generally used for children under 3 years old. Hao Hongwen, deputy chief physician of pediatrics at the Oriental Hospital affiliated to Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, explained to the Life Times reporter that if you want to identify diseases through fingerprints, you must first understand the three gates of the tiger's mouth (see picture). A normal child's "fingerprints" should be red and yellow in color, faintly visible in the skin. After becoming ill, the color, location, and volume of the "fingerprints" will change accordingly.

If the disease is superficial, it means the disease is mild; otherwise, it means the disease is severe. If the fingerprints are clear, the child's condition is relatively mild; if the fingerprints have sunk into the skin, it means the condition is more serious. For example, when a child just catches a cold, his fingerprints are clearly visible. But if it has developed into bronchitis or pneumonia, the fingerprints may not be clear.

The color of the lines can indicate cold or heat. If a child catches a cold, his fingerprints will be bright red and shallow; if the fingerprints are light red and deep inside, it indicates a deficiency of spleen and stomach. If the fingerprints are purple, the disease is related to heat. If the fingerprints are dark purple and sink deep into the skin, it indicates that pathogenic heat is stagnant in the body. Purple and black fingerprints indicate deep-seated heat evil, which blocks blood vessels and indicates a serious condition.

Gently push the fingerprint to see whether it is real or fake. Children with light-colored fingerprints that disappear after being pushed by the hand or reappear after a while usually have lung or spleen deficiency. The child may show symptoms of loss of appetite, loose stools or constipation. If there is no obvious change when pushing the fingerprint, it is mostly a positive sign, or the disease remains in the body.

The length of fingerprints reflects the severity of the disease. The condition is mild, the fingerprints are shorter, and are generally only seen in the wind gate. If the fingerprint reaches the Qi Guan, it means the condition is serious. If fingerprints are seen at the Mingguan, or even pass through the Mingguan and extend to the fingertips, Chinese medicine calls it "piercing the gate and shooting the nail", which indicates that the disease has reached a very dangerous stage.

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