What does traditional Chinese medicine say about facial red blood streaks?

We all know that traditional Chinese medicine is also a very good treatment method in China. Various Chinese medicinal materials are not only very mild in nature, but also will not leave many hidden dangers to the body. In life, more and more people like to use traditional Chinese medicine to treat diseases. This shows how popular traditional Chinese medicine treatment is nowadays. What does Chinese medicine say about the common problem of red blood streaks on the face?

The faces of patients with facial erythema appear redder than normal skin color. Some patients only have redness on both sides of the cheekbones with round borders. This type of skin is thin and sensitive, and the face turns redder when it is too cold, too hot, or emotional. In severe cases, deposited pigmentation may form, which is difficult to cure. Not only will it affect the beauty of appearance, but it will also cause psychological trauma and bring great inconvenience to normal life. There are many interesting names for red blood vessels among the people. In Shaanxi, it is called "Red Here", in Gansu, it is called "Red Second Regiment", and in Tibet, it is called "Highland Red".

Main symptoms

The symptoms of red blood streaks appear as filamentous, dot-like, star-shaped or flaky erythema on the face. If you look closely, you can see many red blood vessels on the skin, like strands of red threads. Red blood streaks not only affect your beauty, but also your health, seriously affecting the skin's ability to absorb nutrients. Over time, it leads to insufficient nutrient supply to the skin, causing symptoms of roughness, dryness and premature aging. In traditional Chinese medicine theory, it is called "red face", and the cause is attributed to heat in the heart meridian and poor blood circulation. This is a common symptom of telangiectasia.

Causes

1. Long-term local use of corticosteroids can cause capillary dilation, thinning and atrophy of the skin, and cause facial redness;

2. Living in high-altitude cold areas or suffering from frostbite, which results in obstructed blood circulation and stasis of blood vessel walls, causing red blood streaks on the face;

3. After cosmetic skin peeling, because skin peeling products mainly contain "benzoic acid", using "benzoic acid

"Repeated stimulation of the thin, delicate facial area exposes the unprotected dermis to the outside and is exposed to strong ultraviolet rays;

4. After the stratum corneum is polished, the skin temporarily looks whiter, but because the surface layer that protects the skin is damaged, the epidermis becomes thinner, and red blood cells are easy to seep out, forming red blood streaks on the face;

5. Blood vessels are aging, fragile, and lack elasticity. Blood vessels contract slowly, and red blood cells easily seep out, forming red blood streaks on the face.