Reasons why girls blush

There are many reasons why women blush, including both physiological reasons and some disease-related reasons. For example, some women are shy and may blush when talking. In addition, we must be alert to the symptoms of hot flashes. Some menopausal women are prone to this blushing phenomenon. Of course, we must also be alert to some chronic diseases, such as high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease, which may also cause such symptoms.

Reasons why girls blush: 1. Physiological blushing The most common reason for blushing is physiological blushing, which is the most normal. Some people will blush when they are active. This is a manifestation of sufficient qi and blood.

2. It may be due to menopause . If some middle-aged female friends often blush for no reason, they should pay attention to whether it is due to menopause. Women at this time may also experience blood pressure fluctuations, mainly increased systolic blood pressure (high blood pressure), which will return to normal after a few hours. This phenomenon is most obvious 1 to 2 years before menopause, and the symptoms gradually decrease or disappear after one year. Middle-aged women who experience this may wish to see a doctor and supplement estrogen or take other treatments under the doctor's guidance to relieve the symptoms.

3. Be careful of high blood pressure. High blood pressure can easily cause blushing. If you suffer from high blood pressure, the enlargement of the heart and the enhanced contractility of the myocardium will make facial bleeding more likely. 4. Possible physical weakness and hyperactivity of liver yang. If some people have bright red complexion, accompanied by dry mouth, sweating, and athlete's foot, it is a manifestation of yin deficiency; some people have light red complexion, but cold hands and feet, and often have symptoms of chest tightness, back pain, and floating pulse, which is caused by the external overflow of virtual yang; if the elderly have a ruddy face, it may be caused by hyperactivity of liver yang in traditional Chinese medicine, which is mainly manifested by sudden blushing in the afternoon.