What does dark circles mean?

What does dark circles mean?

We all know that if a person goes to bed late the night before, he may have dark circles under his eyes, and then he will look particularly listless. In fact, in physiognomy, dark circles under the eyes also represent different meanings and may be related to our personal health.

Well, next, let’s look at what dark circles under the eyes represent from the perspective of facial features illustrations!

Dark circles are a sign of those who sleep less

Almost no one who sleeps less can avoid the problem of "panda eyes", because lack of sleep is the culprit of dark circles, which directly leads to blood congestion in the veins around the eyes, resulting in a bluish-gray color.

Countermeasure 1: Use eye mask correctly

Gel and essence eye masks are generally used after eye cream. You can also apply more before going to bed and apply it overnight. Eye masks with rich texture and sufficient nutrition are often used before eye cream.

Solution 2: Do simple eye massage exercises

There is a set of the simplest and most effective eye massage exercises: rub four fingers to warm them up, press the entire eyelid, from the inner corner of the eye to the temple, and then press the temple with the middle finger; press hard each time, and then lift gently.

Disadvantages of Dark Circles in Physiognomy

Eye bags are called "under-eye bags" in physiognomy, which is also the location of the "Palace of Children". Therefore, if a woman has dark eye bags, she should not get pregnant, otherwise it will easily cause "childbirth difficulties". If an elderly woman suddenly has dark eye bags, in addition to possible kidney problems, it also means that her descendants will have bad luck or she will worry about her descendants.

Know your health by looking at your face and find out what diseases dark circles represent

1. Dark circles and nose problems

Symptoms: Dark circles from sneezing

Dark circles may also be related to nose problems. If you sneeze and have a runny nose every morning when you wake up all year round, you may develop dark circles under your eyes due to increased blood flow near the sinuses under your eyes. So if you suffer from allergic rhinitis, it is unlikely that you will not have dark circles under your eyes.

Response: In addition to actively treating your rhinitis, you also need to pay attention to the following points. Do not stay in a smoky environment to avoid extra stimulation to your nose; at the same time, be careful not to let cold air irritate your trachea in the morning and evening, which could cause allergic sneezing; don't sneeze too hard, as that would compress the skin's capillaries.

2. Dark circles and liver

Symptoms: Pigmentation on the face and around the eye sockets

Dark circles are an external manifestation of some chronic diseases, such as chronic liver disease. Especially in those with long-term abnormal liver function and liver enlargement, dark circles often exist for a long time. About 20% of patients with liver disease have pigmentation in exposed areas, such as the face and around the eye sockets, which appear as "dark circles".

Response: The treatment for chronic liver disease is mainly rest and diet therapy. It is necessary to reduce the burden on the liver and provide adequate nutrition to repair damaged liver cells and restore liver function; consume rich protein to ensure the needs of liver cell repair and regeneration, and it is better to eat more milk, eggs and meat; in order to meet the needs of glycogen content in liver cells and its metabolism, carbohydrates and vitamins should be adequately supplied; at the same time, a low-fat diet should be adhered to, which will not only reduce the burden on the liver, but also help to restore health.

3. Dark circles and chronic stomach problems

Symptoms: Dark circles are darker, lighter blue, and larger in size

If patients with chronic gastritis have long-term decreased digestion and absorption functions, gastritis will recur and dark circles under the eyes will worsen. People with neurasthenia and visceral diseases, especially chronic gastrointestinal diseases, may also have dark circles under their eyes.

Response: In addition to treatment, the more important thing for chronic gastrointestinal diseases is to take care of them in daily life. Eat a balanced diet, avoid overeating, and pay attention to food hygiene so as not to give additional stimulation to the fragile gastrointestinal tract. If you regulate your gastrointestinal tract, dark circles will naturally be alleviated.