Is it good for a woman to have a red mole?

People have more or less moles on their bodies, and red moles are considered a symbol of good luck. The term "red mole" comes from the theory of yin and yang. The ancients believed that a person's fortune was related to his birthday. The ancients believed that Pangu created the world, and the yang and clear became the sky, while the yin and turbid became the earth. Yang Qi is the yang and pure Qi. The mixture of Yin and Yang Qi gives birth to all things. In this issue of mole physiognomy, the master of Bazi Fortune Telling Bar will talk to you about the fortune of women with red moles.

Red moles Red moles are the concentration of energy and blood in the human body, so those with red moles are mostly auspicious.

Blood moles are different. They are formed after birth and have a great impact on human health. Blood moles can be as big as wolfberries or as small as blood bubbles. They are commonly found on the chest, ribs, arms and lower limbs. The appearance of blood moles indicates the accumulation of fat, phlegm and dampness, which can easily lead to fatty liver, cirrhosis and cholecystitis, and is more common in patients with fatty liver and chronic hepatitis.
In short, no matter what color or shape the mole is, the root cause is the external manifestation of the accumulation of different wastes in the human body. If you do not pay attention to maintenance, the moles will become more and more numerous and grow larger, which means that there are more and more toxins in the body.
Pay more attention to your diet, cleanse your intestines and detoxify, and perform meridian tapping to keep the meridians in various parts of the body unobstructed.

Clinical manifestations of red moles Clinical manifestations of red moles: This disease occurs in middle-aged and elderly people, and occasionally in teenagers. The rash is bright red or cherry-colored and can be as small as a needle tip or as large as a sesame seed. It is often multiple and varies in number and size. The smaller ones are just bright red spots, while the larger ones are soft, raised on the skin surface, and hemispherical. It most commonly occurs on the trunk and proximal limbs, occasionally on the scalp, face and distal limbs, and spares the hands and feet. With age, the lesions increase in size and number. Some skin lesions may be surrounded by anemic halos. No subjective symptoms. Patients often have senile skin changes such as senile leukoplakia, senile lentigo and seborrheic keratosis.

Histopathology of red nevus: The tumor is dome-like with slight atrophy of the epidermis above, similar to collar-like changes. There is often lobed thin-walled blood vessel proliferation in the dermis. The lumen of the proliferating blood vessels is the lumen of the veins. The lobules are often separated by homogenized fibrous septa, and the thickness of the fibrous septa varies with age.

Treatment of red moles Moles are localized skin pigmentation abnormalities that can be present at birth or acquired later in life. A healthy person usually has 15 to 20 moles on their skin. Most of these moles are benign and do not require treatment. But some moles grow on the face and affect the appearance, and different methods can be used to remove them.
The commonly used methods of mole removal are as follows: laser method, freezing method, electrocautery method, spot removal machine method and chemical agent method.

"Red moles" usually occur in adults around 40 years old, and their number gradually increases with age.
The skin lesions initially appear as needle-sized, bright red or cherry-red papules, so they are also called cherry-red hemangiomas. Later, they increase in size and become hemispherical in shape, rising above the skin surface. The lesions have a smooth surface, are scattered, do not fuse with each other, and have clear boundaries. They often occur on the trunk and distal limbs, without any subjective symptoms. This condition is caused by vascular degeneration and dilation of capillaries. Therefore, it is not a true hemangioma, nor a malignant tumor, and it will not become cancerous, so patients do not need to worry. No treatment is required, just take precautions to avoid scratching the wound and causing infection. If individual injuries or bruises do not heal for a long time and often bleed, electrocautery, freezing, laser and other methods can be used for treatment.