How to diagnose illness by observing eyes and eyebrows in physiognomy

People with bright eyes, normal pupil dilation, moist whites of the eyes, and sharp eyes are in good health.

People with white eyes without any other color are in good health. People who have different colors or spots on the whites of their eyes have internal organ disease.

People with bluish whites of their eyes may be anemic.

People who have brown spots on the whites of their eyes may have intestinal obstruction.

People whose whites of their eyes turn yellow may have jaundice.

People with dry and dull eyes are deficient in vitamin A.

The eyes of a normal person are often bright and moist, with a restrained look, not dry but not astringent, and full of spirit.

People with dull eyes are prone to cancer.

People with dark whites of the eyes, dull eye color, and lifeless eyes often have liver or kidney deficiency, qi and blood deficiency, or water deficiency and blood deficiency. You should take more care of your liver and kidneys.

People with dull or cloudy eyes may have mental problems.

People with dull eyes or cloudy eyes are weak and sickly.

People with dilated pupils and unrestrained vital energy may be suffering from internal injuries caused by the seven emotions and the upward attack of fire.

People whose pupils have constricted may be suffering from drug poisoning, kidney deficiency, or epidemic encephalitis.

People with red whites of the eyes have excessive fire in the liver and gallbladder, and heat and blood stasis.

Whether eyebrows are thick or sparse varies from person to person. However, if there is obvious shedding or thickening over a period of time, it may be a precursor to certain diseases.

Sparse and falling eyebrows usually indicate myxedema, hypopituitarism, or hypothyroidism.

The skin on the brow bone is thick, the eyebrows are particularly sparse and gradually fall off, and the patient may have leprosy.

Abnormally dark eyebrows, thick hair, and hairy body, some women even have beards, which may indicate hyperfunction of the adrenal cortex (Cushing's syndrome).

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