What is the sign of blushing?

There are many reasons for blushing, including physiological blushing and blushing caused by illness. In particular, sometimes, some abnormal blushing is often a sign of some diseases. For example, for women, when they reach menopause, they often blush. At this time, timely care should be taken to avoid menopausal syndrome. In addition, a weak body, decreased liver function, or tuberculosis, etc. may cause frequent blushing.

What is the sign of blushing?

1. Middle-aged women in their forties who are in menopause may find themselves blushing involuntarily and cannot find out the reason. It could be menopause. Menopausal women will experience paroxysmal hot flashes and hot flashes, suddenly feeling hot in the chest, neck and face, sometimes accompanied by symptoms such as headache, dizziness, and fatigue. Sometimes it gets worse at night and even affects sleep and daytime work. Blood pressure may also rise, but it will return to normal after a few hours. This is common 1 to 2 years before menopause, and the symptoms gradually decrease or disappear after a year. If the normal life of menopausal women is affected, they can go to the hospital for treatment.

2. Physical weakness and hyperactivity of liver yang. If some people have a bright red complexion and suffer from dry mouth, sweating and athlete's foot, it is a manifestation of yin deficiency. Some people have a light red complexion but cold hands and feet, and often have symptoms of chest tightness, back pain and floating pulse, which is caused by the external overflow of virtual yang. If an elderly person has a red face, it may be caused by hyperactivity of liver yang in traditional Chinese medicine, and the main manifestation is sudden blushing in the afternoon. People with physical weakness and hyperactivity of liver yang can see a traditional Chinese medicine doctor. 3. Pulmonary tuberculosis Patients with pulmonary tuberculosis often experience facial flushing, accompanied by loss of appetite, fatigue, low fever in the afternoon, night sweats, cough or hemoptysis and other symptoms. 4. Rheumatic heart disease Patients with rheumatic heart disease have mitral valve stenosis, which blocks the return of blood to the heart and causes pulmonary congestion. This can cause the cheekbones to turn purple, which is medically known as "mitral valve facies." 5. Hemorrhagic fever infection: People infected with hemorrhagic fever may experience facial congestion and redness in the early stages due to the dilation of capillaries throughout the body and increased vascular permeability.

6. An old man with a rosy face may have suffered a stroke

People with hypertension have enlarged hearts, myocardial hypertrophy, and increased myocardial contractility, which causes increased blood discharge from the heart, causing the blood vessels in the patient's head and face to dilate and become congested, leading to redness of the face. Therefore, some hypertensive patients often have rosy faces. If a person suddenly develops dark red on both cheekbones, it may be a precursor to heart disease; if the face is redder and the pulse is weak, it may be caused by high blood pressure.

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