Complete list of disease signals in various parts of a man's body

Health Guide: Compared with women's habit of seeing a doctor for both big and small things, men seem to think that minor illnesses are insignificant. But in fact, minor illnesses are signals of major illnesses. A complete list of disease signals in various parts of the male body allows you to check yourself where the problem is.

1. Complexion

1. Enlarged pores: As we age, sebum secretion gradually decreases and the skin's moisturizing ability also begins to decline. If the body lacks certain vitamins at this time, the pores will become enlarged.

2. Dark complexion: You may need to see a doctor to check if there is something wrong with your kidneys. The kidneys can regulate the metabolism of water in the body. If the filtering function of the kidneys is reduced, waste will accumulate in the body for a long time, making the skin dark. At first, pigmentation will appear in the thinner skin areas, and will slowly spread to the surrounding areas.

3. Red cheeks: Two inexplicable red spots on the cheeks may be caused by unexplained low-grade fever, which is caused by excessive physical exertion and water imbalance. If in addition to the red cheeks, there is also sweating and shortness of breath, this may be caused by high fever.

4. Pale face: Pale lips, inner eyelids and cheeks are all symptoms of anemia. Weak breathing can cause skin function to decline, reduce the ability to produce melanin, and easily lead to pale cheeks.

5. Wrinkles on the cheekbones: This may be caused by abnormal liver function. When the liver function cannot purify the blood or supply the blood with enough oxygen, the blood will become turbid, the body's metabolic rate will decrease, and the skin sensitivity will increase, leading to the appearance of wrinkles.

6. Pimples on the cheeks: Hormonal imbalance can cause pimples on the forehead and chin. If pimples grow on both sides of the cheeks, it may be caused by incomplete cleaning, anxiety, and work pressure.

2. Hair

1. Dry, dull and yellow hair indicates iron and vitamin B deficiency.

2. Abnormal hair loss indicates possible zinc deficiency in the body.

3. Brittle and brittle hair may indicate a problem with the thyroid gland.

4. Men who experience hair loss in the forehead may have kidney disease.

5. Hair loss at the top of the skull may be caused by colitis or cholecystitis.

6. Hair loss accompanied by systemic sparse hair is often a manifestation of endocrine disease.

7. Sudden hair loss is a sign of an immune disease (such as AIDS).

3. Eyebrows

1. Almost no eyebrows: indicates myxedema, hypopituitarism and hypothyroidism.

2. Straight and dry eyebrows: mostly suffering from nervous system diseases.

4. Eyes

1. Dark circles under the eyes: If it is not due to excessive fatigue or lack of sleep, it indicates nutritional deficiency or suffering from chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, liver cancer and other diseases.

2. Swollen eyelids: In addition to physiological factors, such as lack of sleep or a pillow that is too low when sleeping, disease factors are often seen in eyelid conjunctivitis, heart disease, glomerulonephritis and other symptoms. When you get up in the morning, you find that your eyelids or face are swollen, and then it develops into systemic edema. You may have acute or chronic nephritis or nephropathy syndrome. From the perspective of viscera and meridians, the eyelids belong to the spleen. Therefore, red and swollen eyelids are caused by spleen heat, and swollen but not red ones are caused by spleen deficiency. Swollen eyelids are caused by edema.

5. Ear

If you see pus in your ears and your auricles are dry and black, it is a sign of kidney failure and a serious condition. The earlobe is very sensitive to ischemia. When arteriosclerosis affects the blood supply to the earlobe, the earlobe is more likely to shrink than other parts, resulting in ear folds.

6. Hands

1. Claw-like hands indicate progressive muscle atrophy in the hands.

2. Thick and short fingers and wide and thick hands are called acromegaly, which is commonly seen in anterior pituitary tumors in adults.

3. The fingertips are swollen and abnormally bent, which is called clubbing. It is commonly seen in congenital heart disease, cor pulmonale, emphysema and other diseases.

7. Legs

1. Circular gait: indicates sequelae of stroke or cerebral thrombosis.

2. Drunkard gait: may be suffering from cerebellar tumor or inflammation.

3. Scissor gait: indicates cerebral palsy. Shortening claudication indicates aseptic necrosis of the femoral head.

4. Duck-like gait: may be progressive muscular malnutrition.

5. Rooster gait: indicates spinal cord disease or paralysis.

6. Leaping gait: There is a possibility of sciatica or polyneuritis.

7. Swelling of the calves: This may indicate damage to the kidneys or liver. In addition, heart failure can also cause swelling of the calves, which are concave when pressed.

8. Enlarged tibia below the knee: may mean hyperthyroidism.

8. Heart

1. The pain spreads from the front chest to the scapula area on the back. It occurs once every ten days or half a month, and once every three to five months. The shorter the time, the more serious it is.

2. Soreness, numbness and pain in the left arm.

3. The neck is stiff and not flexible to turn. The neck is often twisted when getting up in the morning. Because of heart problems, the carotid artery will be narrowed, the blood supply will be blocked, and the tendons around it will lose blood and become stiff naturally.

4. Fire poison rises, acne appears on the forehead, dizziness occurs, eyes bulge out, neck lymph nodes swell, throat becomes inflamed, and diarrhea occurs.

5. When the spleen and stomach are damaged, the food you eat cannot be digested, causing bloating and stomach acid.

6. Insufficient physical strength. Too much food will bring a lot of sugar. The liver and kidneys are responsible for eliminating sugar. Too much sugar will lead to liver and kidney failure and make you prone to diabetes.

7. Nervous decline, getting nervous over the slightest thing, being frightened, having trouble falling asleep at night, and having nightmares after falling asleep.

9. Liver

1. If the liver is sclerotic or enlarged, the intercostal nerves will swell and ache. If it is at the back, it will cause right waist pain.

2. The quality of sleep at night will be poor, and it is difficult to fall asleep after tossing and turning. After getting up, the mouth is dry, bitter, and smelly, and the gums bleed when brushing teeth. Usually, there is no interest in food, and you will feel full after eating a little. After walking a few steps, the calves will feel very sore, and the whole body will feel more and more tired, and the hands and feet will become weaker and weaker.

3. The feet are often sprained and cannot be healed. If you accidentally cut yourself, the wound is not easy to heal.

4. If your friends who like to drink suddenly reduce their alcohol consumption, or if you have a skin disease that has not been cured for a long time and keeps coming back, you should pay attention to your liver.

5. Dull pain in the right upper abdomen and soreness in the right lower back.

6. The right shoulder feels sore, numb, and painful, and the right hand may even be unable to be raised.

7. The calves are prone to cramps when sleeping at night.

10. Kidneys

1. The Qi will be insufficient, causing back pain, neck stiffness, soreness, softness, weakness and frequent itching on both sides of the thighs.

2. Poor urination and frequent urination will cause cells to gradually die over time, eventually leading to urinary incontinence.

3. Dry, sour, and bitter eyes, gradually blurred vision, and in severe cases, dark shadows may appear. Over time, the pressure will become greater and greater, causing glaucoma.

4. When you wake up in the morning, your heels will feel uncomfortable, your throat will feel hoarse, and you will have allergic rhinitis.

5. My hands and feet are cold, and I have trouble falling asleep at night. Even if I finally fall asleep, I will be woken up by the slightest noise.