How to diagnose illness by observing lips and tongue in physiognomy

People with a bluish-purple tongue are prone to chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, congenital heart disease, malignant tumors, stomach problems and other diseases.

People with a white, thick and slippery tongue have dampness in the body and are prone to diseases such as chronic bronchitis, asthma and bronchiectasis.

People with thick yellow coating on their tongue are prone to diseases such as superficial gastritis or gastric ulcer.

People who have particularly thick and greasy tongue coating and who have no taste for food are prone to diseases such as abdominal distension and acute accumulation.

If the small blank space in the middle of a woman's tongue coating peels off, it is called piercing tongue. This is a manifestation of yin damage, indicating a lack of nutrition in the body, and is often accompanied by dry mouth, tongue pain, and glossitis.

People with rosy lips are usually healthier.

People with bright red lips usually have yin deficiency and excessive fire.

People with blue and black lips usually have cold symptoms in their bodies.

People with pale lips have too low hemoglobin levels and are prone to collapse or anemia.

People with dark red lips have overfilled capillaries and are prone to acute, febrile diseases.

People with dry and chapped lips are mostly dehydrated.

People who have blisters on their lips may suffer from pneumonia, colds, epidemic meningitis, etc.

People with lip ulcers may have excessive yang and insufficient yin, as well as internal accumulation of dampness and heat in the spleen meridian.

People with itchy, red and swollen lips may have heat accumulation in the stomach.

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