Blurred vision is a sign of liver abnormality

In Chinese medicine theory, the liver opens up to the eyes, and the quality of the eyes is also related to the liver. The liver is the largest detoxification organ in the human body. When there is a problem with the liver, toxins and waste in the body cannot be excreted in time, which will cause some impact on physical health. Therefore, when blurred vision occurs, it may be caused by improper use of the eyes or abnormal effects on the liver.

Blurred vision is a sign of liver fire

Excessive liver fire is mainly caused by irregular lifestyle, accumulation of negative emotions, or excessive smoking and drinking. The Liver Meridian runs through the head, ears, chest and flanks, so symptoms such as dizziness, ringing in the ears, and chest and flank pain may occur. At the same time, Traditional Chinese Medicine says that "the liver governs the eyes", so eye symptoms often occur when the liver fire is strong, such as red eyes, dry eyes, and excessive eye secretions. In addition, "liver fire" can also cause dry mouth, bitter taste in the mouth, bad breath, tossing and turning in sleep, easy waking up, stuffy body, etc. Choosing Longdan Xiegan Pills can clear the fire in the liver and gallbladder. You can also use equal amounts of wolfberry and chrysanthemum to make tea in water. Lycium barbarum can nourish the liver and kidneys, improve essence and eyesight. Only when the liver yin is sufficient can the liver yang be restrained and prevent it from becoming too strong and turning into fire. Chrysanthemum can clear liver fire and improve eyesight. In fact, this tea is the famous "Qi Ju Tea"!

Dry eyes are caused by insufficient liver blood

As social competition intensifies, people use their eyes more and more intensively, and more and more people are suffering from visual fatigue. Visual fatigue refers to symptoms such as blurred vision, eye swelling, dry eyes, burning pain, soreness in the eyes and eye sockets, and general discomfort such as headache, nausea, and fatigue that occur after continuous close viewing. If you often sit in front of a computer or read books, excessive use of your eyes will consume liver blood.

Yellow sclera is a symptom of hepatitis

"Yellowing of the sclera" is an important basis for diagnosing liver disease. Hepatitis A and acute hepatitis B almost always have "yellowing of the sclera" to varying degrees. If corneal pigment rings are present, this is a major feature of patients with Wilson's disease. According to statistics, the hereditary incidence of this disease may account for 90% of patients with this disease. With the naked eye, a yellow-green, blue-green or brown-yellow ring-shaped band can be seen surrounding the cornea, with an edge about 2 to 3 mm wide.