The relationship between acne location and disease

Many friends will think about how to get rid of acne after they get pimples on their faces, but they don’t realize that the appearance of these pimples is actually closely related to their physical health. Therefore, if your pimples keep growing, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a specific examination. Then what is the relationship between the specific location of the pimples and the disease? We will analyze it for you here.

First of all, we divide the acne on the face into five major areas, namely the forehead, left cheek, right cheek, chin and nose. These five areas are directly related to our body's liver, lungs, stomach and intestines. Therefore, acne in different parts of the body represents problems with different organs.

Forehead acne VS liver

If you always have large pimples on your forehead, it means that your liver has accumulated too many toxins. Irregular life, reversed day and night, and staying up late for a long time will prevent the liver from working at normal times (10 pm to 12 am), and toxins will accumulate.

Long-term advice: Let the liver work on time, go to bed on time at 10 pm, and let the body enter a dormant state.

Nose acne VS stomach

When pimples appear on the wings of the nose, in addition to the excessive oil secretion in this area, it is also a manifestation of excessive stomach fire and indigestion. If there is still slight peeling on the tip of your nose, it indicates that the blood circulation is not very good. In addition, people who often suffer from constipation and bloating are also prone to nasal acne.

Long-term recommendations: Eat less irritating foods, reduce meat intake, and refuse hot pot, cold food, and spicy food. Both food and water should be warm to avoid stimulating excessive secretion of gastric juice and causing stomach acid, which can also aggravate stomach fire.

Left cheek acne VS blood circulation

Acne on your left cheek indicates that your blood's ability to detoxify is reduced, which may be due to problems with your liver or blood circulation.

Long-term suggestions: accelerate blood circulation, do not let the body stay in a stuffy state, take a bath with water slightly lower than body temperature, do more outdoor activities, and eat some blood-cooling foods, such as loofah, winter melon, persimmon cake, mung bean, etc.

Right cheek acne VS lung

Acne on the right cheek is a reflection of inflammation in the lungs. If you have rising lung heat, dry throat, and cough with a lot of phlegm, pay attention to the acne on your right cheek.

Long-term advice: Avoid allergenic foods, stop eating seafood, mangoes, alcoholic foods and other allergenic foods. Allergies will make your trachea, bronchi and lungs more uncomfortable.

Chin acne vs lymphatic circulation

When the liver is burdened for a long time, acne will occur between the ears, neck and face, and repeatedly break out in the same location, which leads to poor lymphatic circulation.

Long-term suggestions: Promote liver and gallbladder detoxification, avoid overwork, eat and drink enough, and increase sleep time appropriately, so that the large amount of blood supplied to the brain and stomach has sufficient time to supply liver and gallbladder detoxification. In particular, you should reduce the habit of eating before going to bed so as not to increase the burden on your stomach and intestines.

You should now know the relationship between the location of acne and the disease. However, generally, acne on our face may be caused by inadequate cleaning, so it is no big deal to get some pimples occasionally, and you don’t need to worry too much, unless it keeps getting for a long time, then you need to make reasonable adjustments to your body.