Why do men often have bulges in this area?

I believe many friends are familiar with "blue veins". Many times, we will find that the "blue veins" on the hands and feet are particularly obvious and raised. So why do the blue veins bulge?

Blue veins, also known as veins, refer to the blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart. When venous blood return is obstructed and pressure increases, blue veins often appear on the human body surface as bulges, varicose veins, twists, and discolorations. Why is blood return obstructed?

What are the reasons for the bulging “blue veins”?

The bulging “blue veins” are actually caused by stagnation in the body. If various physiological wastes such as blood stasis, phlegm, heat, toxicity, and stagnation cannot be eliminated from the body, it will cause disorders in all systems of the body. At this time, the blue veins on the face, abdomen, feet, especially on the palms and backs of the hands will be very obvious. Therefore, blue veins represent stagnation in the human body.

According to clinical experience, people with the following 9 symptoms may be considered to have stagnation, and most of them are in sub-health status. The more symptoms there are, the deeper the stagnation in the body and the more likely one is to be in a diseased state. In severe cases, tumors may occur and serious illness may occur.

(1) Defecation is difficult, the color is black, sticky and large, the defecation time is long, and more toilet paper is used.

(2) Poor appetite, loss of appetite, dry mouth, and thick tongue coating.

(3) Easily fatigued, prone to catching colds, and catching colds repeatedly.

(4) Shortness of breath, fatigue, poor spirits, confusion, insomnia and nightmares.

(5) Massage, cupping, patting, and scraping can easily cause sha spots and patches.

(6) Prone to skin allergies and skin pigmentation, including age spots, freckles, chloasma, leukoplakia, hemangiomas, etc.

(7) Those who feel cold after eating cold food, feel hot after eating hot food, and cannot be nourished by their weak constitution.

(8) Long-term mental and physical labor, work stress, and depression.

(9) Frequent feeling of low fever.

What do the "blue veins" in different parts of the body represent?

Bulging veins on the temples: indicates signs of cerebral arteriosclerosis, headache, and stroke;

Blue veins on the forehead: may indicate hyperthyroidism or diabetes;

Protruding veins on the bridge of the nose: indicates gastrointestinal stagnation and indigestion;

Blue veins on the jaw: indicates rheumatism or lower limb disease;

The veins on the back of the fingers are black: it indicates cervical spondylosis or lumbar spondylosis;

Bulging veins at the finger joints: indicates poor gastrointestinal function, abdominal distension and pain, and bad breath;

If there are bulging or twisted blue veins under the thumb joint, it indicates coronary artery sclerosis or myocardial strain.

Observing the tendons to diagnose diseases also depends on individual conditions. Some men have relatively large blood vessels; some people engage in heavy physical labor for a long time, and their veins are more obvious than those of ordinary people; some people's blood vessels will bulge to varying degrees after drinking or exercising. Therefore, there is no need to be nervous when you see blue veins bulging. Instead, you should pay attention to the condition of the blue veins in various parts of your body. If you find that they are different from usual, you need to pay attention.