Where is the blood stasis in the veins under the tongue?

The tongue is related to people's physical health. Blue veins are what people often call blood vessels. Blue veins and blood stasis under the tongue are generally seen in traditional Chinese medicine. This situation is generally closely related to people's age and physical fitness. It is prone to occur in all types of people. Long-term treatment will also affect people's physical health. So where are the blue veins and blood stasis under the tongue?

1. Sublingual blue veins and blood stasis

The tongue is closely connected with the internal organs, meridians, qi, blood, and body fluids. Generally, the tongue quality mostly reflects the pathological changes of the five internal organs, with a focus on the blood; the tongue coating mostly reflects the pathological changes of the six internal organs, with a focus on the qi. Regarding the blue veins under the tongue, they are indeed a symptom of blood stasis. You are right about most people having this problem. A survey of more than 10,000 people was conducted, and it was found that more than 80% of people over 40 years old had blood stasis, more than 90% of people over 50 years old had blood stasis, and almost 100% of people over 60 years old had blood stasis.

2. Treatment

The two thick blue veins under the tongue reflect blood stasis. It reminds us to pay special attention to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases to prevent blockages. Of course, in terms of the rate of blood stasis, it is possible. You can take some Chinese medicine or Chinese patent medicine to regulate your body. For example, Panax notoginseng, Salvia miltiorrhiza, etc. Of course, people with blood stasis constitution can be treated with more than just blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs.

3. Others

The protruding blue veins under the tongue are a sign of blood stasis in the body, and they also change with the state of blood stasis in the body. At the beginning of blood stasis, the sublingual vein may only become thicker and more obvious, and then as the blood stasis worsens, the color will become darker, thicker and more obvious, from dark blue to dark purple, and then to purple-black. If people who are attentive go for a check-up when the veins under the tongue turn dark purple, they will find that their blood lipid-related indicators are very high.