Judging health index by palm color

Have you noticed that everyone's skin is different? Some people are born darker, and no matter how hard they try to become white, it is in vain. However, some people stay in the sun every day and never get tanned. This is because people's skin colors are different, and hands also have their own skin color characteristics. Hands of different colors actually have different meanings. The key is that you must observe them carefully. Palmistry can clearly expose your physical condition. It may give you some silent warnings when your body is facing a major disease, as long as you can discover it in time. So you might as well understand your current physical condition by looking at the color of your palms.

Look at the color of your hand

The color of the skin is closely related to the nutritional status of the skin, subcutaneous tissue, blood vessels, etc. The color of the hands and palms can also reflect the status of the skin, subcutaneous tissue and subcutaneous blood flow, so observing the color of the hands has certain medical significance. The hands of a normal person are bright in color, with the palms being light red or pink, moist, shiny, elastic, and even in tone. The color of human hands also has regularity.

Skin color is closely related to the nutritional status of the skin, subcutaneous tissue, blood vessels, etc.

For example, when we are young, our palms are bright in color and have abundant blood circulation. As we age, their color and luster gradually deepen. In old age, the color of our palms becomes less fresh and shiny, and sometimes becomes rough. This is the result of natural aging of the skin and has nothing to do with disease. There are also some subtle changes in the color of hands among different groups of people, different races and different workers. Once the normal color and moisture are lost, it is believed that disease may have occurred. Here are some commonly observed colors:

1. Yellow

The palms are light yellow and shiny, which is the normal color for Chinese people. The yellow mentioned here refers to the weight gain compared to the normal yellow. The appearance of yellow indicates that the amount of blood in the subcutaneous blood vessels is reduced, or that the blood is not full, or it is an external manifestation of skin malnutrition. If the palms are yellow, there may be some chronic diseases, such as chronic atrophic gastritis, chronic anemia, chronic colitis, malnutrition, etc. If the palms are light yellow, but the skin becomes hard, inelastic, smooth and dry, you should pay more attention to congenital dominant chromosomal abnormalities, and check whether the child's external genitals are abnormal, such as whether the boy has underdeveloped testicles or short penis, and ask if there are similar conditions in the family, and recommend going to the hospital for chromosome examination;

2. Red

The redness of the palm indicates that the subcutaneous blood vessels in the palm are full and the blood flow is accelerated. If the palm color exceeds the normal light red and pink, it indicates the presence and development of disease. If the palm is too red or bright red, it indicates high blood pressure, hypertensive crisis, or a tendency to cerebral hemorrhage, especially if there are symptoms of high blood pressure in the past and the palms turn red or there is a burning sensation in the palms, it may be a precursor to cerebral hemorrhage and should be treated in time to prevent accidents. If the palm was originally red and now turns dark purple, it means that the subcutaneous blood vessels in the palm had abundant blood flow and were relatively full, but were obstructed by the heart, causing blood flow to slow down and the blood oxygen saturation in the blood vessels to decrease and become dark purple. This is a dangerous sign, indicating that heart disease may have occurred and the condition is critical. Rescue and treatment should be given as soon as possible. Do not move the patient around to prevent sudden death.

3. White

This color indicates poor blood circulation in the hands, insufficient subcutaneous blood flow, or low hemoglobin. White or pale coloration of different areas of the skin on the palms and fingers also indicates different disease groups. If the light skin on the palm turns white, it is common in anemia, blood system diseases, chronic hemorrhagic diseases, malnutrition diseases, etc.; if the palm skin turns white again, it may be due to lung disease or infectious disease in the body; pale index finger indicates hepatobiliary disease; pale middle finger indicates cardiovascular disease; pale ring finger indicates kidney and vital energy dysfunction; pale little finger indicates digestive tract dysfunction, etc.

4. Purple

Dark red or purple spots on the palm are common in liver diseases, such as chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis and other chronic liver diseases; bluish purple is a sign of palm congestion, indicating blood circulation disorder in this area, which is common in critically ill patients with severe infection, heart failure, shock, etc.

Dark red or purple spots on the palms, common in liver disease

5. Green

Green skin on the palms is often seen in anemia and gastrointestinal diseases, such as indigestion, chronic diarrhea, aplastic anemia, etc.; turquoise indicates cardiovascular diseases, such as heart failure, large arteritis, atherosclerosis, myocarditis, etc.

6. Black

Black represents kidney diseases, such as chronic nephritis, uremia and other diseases. This type of person may only show symptoms after reaching a certain age. They are not impotent from the beginning. The most important thing is to control their sexual desire. In short, observing the color changes of the skin on a person's hands can also help you understand the disease.