What Is Effacement?

As the saying goes, "Be healthy, look at your face." The face of a person is not only the "stage" of Qiqing performance, but also a "window" reflecting the diseases in the body. Therefore, it is an important and simple method to detect and observe the disease early.

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As the saying goes, "Be healthy, look at your face." The face of a person is not only the "stage" of Qiqing performance, but also a "

Word: face

Poor face

1. Acute disease face: manifested as flushing, shortness of breath, wing flaps, painful expression, irritability, etc. Common in lobar pneumonia and malaria.

2. Chronic disease face: manifested as emaciated, pale or pale, dim eyesight, fatigue and so on. TCM believes that it is a deficiency of righteousness and weakness; Western medicine believes that it is more common in chronic wasting diseases. Such as malignant tumors, chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, and tuberculosis.

3 Anemia face: manifested as pale, pale lips, fatigued, shortness of breath, etc. TCM believes that it is a deficiency of qi and blood; Western medicine believes that it is more common in anemia.

4 Face with hyperthyroidism: manifested as protruding eyes, wide open eyes, wide eyes, frightened eyes, thin yellow muscles, excitement, irritability, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the liver qi is stagnation, the fire is turned over for a long time, the liver yin is insufficient, and the liver yang is hyperthyroidism; Western medicine is regarded as the typical face of hyperthyroidism.

5. Hypothyroidism face: also known as myxedema face, manifested as pale or yellowish, dull eyes, swollen face, thick lips, large tongue, thickened eye danger, dry and inelastic skin, although wrinkles are few but deep, hair thin and dry, Eyebrows are most noticeable. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is a deficiency of spleen qi and kidney yang deficiency; Western medicine believes that it is more common in hypothyroidism. Defacement and hypopituitarism can also be seen in such faces.

6. Acromegaly face: enlarged skull, long face, large and forward mandible, prominent crotch, raised eyebrows and arches, enlarged ears and noses, thickened lips and tongue, thin and misaligned teeth, etc. This face is more common in acromegaly.

7. Mitral valve face: also known as rheumatic heart disease face, manifested as yellow and swollen complexion, dark red cheeks, blue lips, dark tongue, shortness of breath, etc. TCM believes that it is due to heart and blood stasis, which is caused by heart qi deficiency and yang deficiency; Western medicine believes that it is more common in rheumatic heart disease and is one of the important characteristics of mitral valve stenosis. It can also be seen in patients with pulmonary heart disease or some congenital heart disease. .

8. Typhoid face: manifested as unresponsiveness, indifferent expression, red tongue and less moss, shortness of breath, and even impaired consciousness. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that there is both deficiency of qi and yin, which belongs to the category of febrile diseases. Western medicine believes that it is more common in typhoid fever, cerebrospinal meningitis, and encephalitis.

9. Tuberculosis face: manifested as pale, blushing like rouge, wasting. This face is more common in the active phase of tuberculosis.

10 Full Moon Face: The face is red and fat, round like a full moon, and even the ears are not visible from the front, and the nose is not visible from the side. Due to the accumulation of fat on the cheeks, the nose wings were squeezed and pulled down, the mouth fissures became smaller, deep grooves appeared between the corners of the mouth and the cheeks, the complexion was red and tender, the hairs increased, acne was common, and small beards were visible on the lips. Western medicine believes that it is a characteristic face of Cushing's syndrome or hypercorticosteroids caused by long-term use of adrenocorticotropic hormones.

11. Nephrotic edema face: manifested as pale edema, tight and dry skin, eyelid edema is most noticeable in the morning, and there are acupressure signs on the forehead. In addition to various kidney diseases, this face is also found in heart failure, malnutrition, facial vascular neuroedema, severe asthma, whooping cough, etc.

12. Proliferative body appearance: manifested as open mouth breathing, nasal shape development dysplasia, broad and flat nose, nasal atrophy, short lips, upper lip upturn, shallow nasolabial sulcus, underdeveloped jaw, unclear teeth, poor hearing, apathy, Faint expression. This face is seen in children with proliferative hypertrophy.

13. Critical face: manifested as withered face, pale or lead gray, indifferent expression, loss of vision, sunken eyes, and cold limbs. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it belongs to the category of dying yin or yang; western medicine believes that it is more common in acute and critical diseases such as major bleeding, severe shock, and dehydration.

14. Lion face: Also known as a tumor-type leprosy face, the face is covered with uneven knots and plaques, and the eyebrows, eyelashes, sweat hairs, and beards are partly or completely detached, similar to a "lion face". This face is seen in patients with leprosy. Bony lion faces are seen in osteofibrous dysplasia, periostitis in the skull area, deformed osteitis, or trauma.

15. Myopathic appearance: the eyes can not be opened or closed, in a half-opened state, or can not be wrinkled, lips are hypertrophic, lower lip hanging, can not be closed. This face is seen in muscular dystrophy or myasthenia gravis.

16. Congenital stupid face: manifested as excessively high external borders, crevices tilted outward and upward, eyeballs protrude, or strabismus or tremor; the root of the nose is flat and the nostrils face upwards.

Good face

1. With a ruddy complexion

2. Confident and beautiful.

3. Eyes are shining and kind.