What is the cause of acne near the philtrum?

The philtrum is an important acupuncture point in the human body, but many female friends always get acne near the philtrum, and they cannot squeeze it, which makes people very distressed. So what is the reason for acne near the philtrum? In fact, acne near the philtrum is caused by many factors, and internal heat in the blood is one of them.

Causes of acne on the philtrum

1. Blood heat

Adolescence is a period of rapid metabolism, active endocrine system, excessive yang heat, and blood heat that accumulates on the body surface and causes symptoms.

2. Improper diet

People who are fond of spicy and greasy food, especially teenagers who prefer Western fast food such as hamburgers, French fries, and fried chicken, which are mostly high-calorie foods, will accumulate dampness and heat inside the body over time, which will cause acne on the head and face.

3. Blood stasis

Long-term illness causes qi stagnation, blood stasis, dampness and heat to accumulate in the skin and condense.

There are many reasons for acne on the philtrum, but no matter what the cause is, do not squeeze it with your hands. The philtrum is an emergency area. Once squeezed, it may cause infection, which may be life-threatening in severe cases.

How to treat acne on the philtrum

1. Don’t squeeze

The philtrum is a triangular area on the face. The blood flow here is connected to the brain. Once infected, the bacteria will directly penetrate into the brain. If the released toxins enter the blood, it can easily cause sepsis and even endanger life. So, no matter how annoying a pimple is, you should not squeeze it.

2. Develop good living habits

Pay attention to the hygiene of your face and hands, wash your face with warm water, and don't squeeze, pinch, or scratch your face with your hands. It is best not to abuse cosmetics. You should pay more attention to hygiene at work and avoid heavy makeup. Light makeup is more natural and appropriate.

3. Pay attention to your diet

Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, drink plenty of water, stay away from greasy, irritating and raw and cold foods, eat more foods containing zinc and vitamins A and B, and eat more cooling and antipyretic foods, such as bitter gourd, cucumber, pear, etc.