What does white forehead mean?

We often hear people say that if your forehead turns black, a disaster will happen. Then do you know what it means if your forehead turns white? The forehead generally reflects the body's qi and blood, and is also a sign of physical health. This issue of Yin Tang will help you understand what a white forehead means.

If the forehead turns white, there are two situations: one is blood deficiency, because blood is red, and the forehead will naturally turn white when there is less blood; the other may be qi deficiency, qi is the commander of blood, and qi leads the blood to circulate throughout the body. When there is qi deficiency, the blood cannot circulate and the forehead will turn white. Many young people are prone to iron deficiency anemia during adolescence. When there are no systemic symptoms, pale color can be seen between the two eyebrows, which is the earliest sign. If no attention is paid to it at this time, symptoms such as dry nails, pale complexion, palpitations and shortness of breath will gradually appear. Only when you go to the hospital for tests will you find that your hemoglobin is very low.

What is the problem with the white forehead?

The normal complexion of the forehead is slightly whiter than the surrounding complexion, just like red wrapped in transparent white silk. The best is white with a hint of red. The Yin Tang and the two sides of the Yin Tang are where the Taiyang Meridian is located. According to traditional Chinese medicine, the Taiyang Meridian is the body's barrier and controls the body's surface. When evil wind and cold invade the human body, the first part they invade is the Taiyang meridian. Therefore, when you are affected by external wind evil, changes will appear here first. The forehead becomes drier, and then the disease color will appear: wind-cold turns blue, wind-heat turns red, heatstroke turns yellow and red, wind-dryness turns white, and rheumatism turns yellow and turbid. Finally, it spreads to above the eyebrows on both sides and even to the entire face.

If the forehead is not white with a hint of red, but turns bright red like an apple, it means that there is heat in the lungs. When there is heat, the blood vessels will dilate and the blood will increase, so this area will become particularly red.

If the forehead turns white, there are two situations: one is blood deficiency, because blood is red, and the forehead will naturally turn white when there is less blood; the other may be qi deficiency, qi is the commander of blood, and qi leads the blood to circulate throughout the body. When there is qi deficiency, the blood cannot circulate and the forehead will turn white.

Many young women are prone to iron deficiency anemia during adolescence. When there are no systemic symptoms, pale color can be seen between the two eyebrows, which is the earliest sign. If no attention is paid to it at this time, symptoms such as dry nails, pale complexion, palpitations and shortness of breath will gradually appear. Only when you go to the hospital for tests will you find that your hemoglobin is very low.

The blue center of the forehead is usually caused by qi stagnation and blood stasis. This blue color is not like the bruise after being beaten, but a light blue with no luster. Some people who are often angry always feel a blockage in their throat, and this color may appear on their forehead. I have come across many such female patients in clinical practice. When they come, they are not willing to talk. Once they sit down, their first action is to take a long sigh. This shows how stuffy their chest is, how swollen their ribs are, and how depressed they are. Patients with this type of qi stagnation are prone to darkening of the forehead and need to take medicine to soothe the liver and regulate qi.

The most taboo thing for the forehead is the appearance of black. If the diseased color accumulates to the size of a thumb, sudden death may occur.

The complexion of the forehead may be slightly different for different people. For example, pregnant women with rosy foreheads have sufficient qi and blood, and generally both mother and child are healthier; for infants and young children, children with darker, paler or drier foreheads have weaker lung qi and generally low resistance, and are more likely to get bronchitis or pneumonia, and the treatment process is longer; for adults, those who often talk, sing, and play musical instruments are more likely to suffer from lung qi deficiency or even kidney qi deficiency due to frequent consumption and damage to qi, and the complexion of the forehead will also look duller.

In addition to its diagnostic function, the color of the lungs can also be used for health care. When your lungs feel uncomfortable, you can use your thumb to press and rub between the eyebrows, also known as the Yintang, to adjust the lung qi. Generally, the symptoms can be relieved after 20 minutes.

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