Eyebrows tell you about your health

Eyebrows tell you about your health

The earliest extant medical book in my country, "Huangdi Neijing", once pointed out: "Those with beautiful eyebrows have more blood and qi in the foot sun meridian, while those with ugly eyebrows have less blood and qi." The so-called ugly eyebrows were explained by the ancients as "eyebrows that are dull and withered." From this point of view, long, thick, and moist eyebrows reflect abundant blood; conversely, sparse, short, thin, and dry eyebrows reflect insufficient blood.

1. Thick eyebrows

People with thick eyebrows have stronger constitutions and more energy. However, if a woman's eyebrows are particularly thick and dark, it may be related to hyperfunction of the adrenal cortex. People with thick and short eyebrows tend to be impatient and easily angered, and need to be on guard against acute illnesses.

2. Drooping eyebrows

Most of them are caused by facial nerve paralysis. If one side of the eyebrow droops, it means that the facial nerve on that side is paralyzed, causing the eyebrow to be lower and unable to be lifted upwards. Some people have unilateral upper eyelid ptosis (such as myasthenia gravis), which makes the eyebrow on one side appear higher.

3. Eyebrows dumping

It indicates a serious illness, especially a serious disease of the gallbladder.

4. Dull eyebrows

If the tips of the eyebrows are straight and dry, women may have irregular menstruation, while men are more likely to suffer from nervous system diseases. Some children or malnourished patients have yellow and dry eyebrows, which is also a sign of lung qi deficiency.

5. Eyebrows stand upright

If eyebrows are raised, it is a sign of a critical condition and the patient should be treated as soon as possible.

6. Eyebrow loss

People with thin, sparse and easily falling eyebrows are often those with weak qi and blood, and those who are frail and sickly. Such patients are prone to cold hands and feet, and their kidney qi is also weak. Patients with hypothyroidism and hypopituitarism often have eyebrow loss, especially the outer 1/3 of the eyebrows. In the early stages of the disease, leprosy patients experience thickening of the skin on the outer side of their eyebrows and loss of their eyebrows. Patients with alopecia areata may also experience eyebrow loss. Cancer, syphilis, and severe anemia may also cause eyebrow loss, and some anti-cancer or anti-metabolic drugs also have this side effect.

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