What are the issues to pay attention to when diagnosing a disease from the perspective of physiognomy?

In addition to internal diseases, people may die from other causes, such as knife injuries, gunshot wounds, disasters, car accidents, fires, water disasters, childbirth disasters, animal injuries, falls, carelessness, and poisoning. Internal diseases include the five internal organs, bone marrow, etc., which are various acute or chronic diseases caused by congenital deficiencies and acquired disorders, or various diseases caused by infections. For patients who are seriously ill and bedridden, whether they recover or never get up will be clearly reflected in their spirit and complexion. If the spirit is weak, the person will die; if the spirit is strong, the person will live. If the complexion is black and dry, the person will die; if the complexion is yellow and bright, the person will live. No matter it is a long-term illness or a new disease, or an emergency due to trauma, if the patient loses his spirit and cannot blink, and his eyes are dark and lifeless, even a normal person will not live long. If one is injured or looks haggard, it will be even more difficult to recover.

If the disease moves from the outside to the inside, it is called the disease coming in from the outside; if the disease moves from the inside to the outside, it is called the disease going out from the inside. If the color moves upward or downward like dispersing clouds, the disease will be cured.

Inspection order: first identify its color, then listen to its voice, then observe its spirit, then look at its flesh, finally smell its odor, and ask in detail about its life. If you combine all six, you will be safe.

Points to note when seeing a doctor:

1. Head: Pay attention to its size, hair condition and symmetry, etc. This is especially important for young children, as it can often help detect diseases such as cerebral edema early.

2. Eyeballs: Pay attention to eye movements, such as bulging or sunken eyeballs. When suffering from diseases such as thyroid disease, there are often special signs in the eyes.

3. Eyelids: Pay attention to whether there is swelling or sagging. As mentioned earlier, eyelid swelling is related to kidney disease.

4. Conjunctiva (white part of the eye): Check for jaundice or bleeding.

5. Eyelid conjunctiva (visible by pulling down the eyelid): pay attention to whether there is anemia or congestion.

6. Pupil: Pay attention to whether the pupil is not too big and is symmetrical on both sides.

7. Lips: This is the part where anemia and sepsis are easily revealed.

8. There are five taboos for serious illness:

① Lips are blue and tongue is black.

②The throat turns black and red.

③ Tiancang and Dige are black.

④ Yellow corners of mouth.

⑤The palm color is dull and dark.

9. There are five ways to cure a serious illness:

①The heart is broken and the lips are curled.

② The liver is blocked and the mouth cannot be closed, and the eyes turn black.

③ The spleen is in poor condition, the lips are blue and short, and the face is pale and pale.

④ The lungs are exhausted, the nose has black pores, and the skin is dry.

⑤ Kidney failure causes black ears, deafness and dry teeth.

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