Will frequent smoking cause acne?

Smoking is very common in daily life, especially among men. With the development of society, many women also smoke. Long-term smoking will have a great impact on physical health and can easily cause acne on the skin. Long-term inhalation of large amounts of nicotine can easily lead to blood circulation problems in the human body, which can easily cause acne on the skin. The oil in the skin can cause the pores of the skin to be clogged, which can easily lead to acne, greatly affecting skin health. It can also easily lead to lung diseases, causing a lot of smoke in the lungs, which can easily lead to coughing or heavy breathing and other hazards. Try not to smoke at ordinary times, and pay attention to the maintenance of your lungs and body.

Does smoking cause acne?

Frequent smoking can cause acne, and smoke is very harmful to the lungs.

Dangers of smoking

1. Acne on the forehead: high stress and bad temper cause problems with heart fire and blood circulation. You should go to bed early and get up early, and drink plenty of water.

2. Acne between eyebrows : chest tightness, irregular heartbeat, and palpitations. Do not do too strenuous exercise and avoid smoking, drinking and spicy food.

3. Acne on eyebrows: (near the eyes and nose) It indicates poor liver function. It is best to have a normal lifestyle and avoid staying up late or drinking or smoking.

4. Acne on the brow bone: Pay attention to liver care

5. Acne on the tip of the nose: Excessive stomach fire, abnormal digestive system, and you should eat less cold food.

6. Acne on the wings of the nose: related to ovarian function or reproductive system. Don't overindulge or abstain from sex, and go outdoors more often to breathe fresh air.

7. Acne on the right cheek : lung dysfunction. Pay attention to the maintenance of the respiratory tract and try to avoid foods that are prone to allergies, such as mango, taro, and seafood.

8. Acne on the left cheek: liver function is not smooth and there is heat and toxicity. Pay attention to maintaining a normal schedule, keep a happy mood, blow cool air when necessary, and don't let your body stay in a stuffy environment.

9. Acne around the lips: Constipation leads to accumulation of toxins in the body, or the use of toothpaste containing excessive fluoride. You should eat more high-fiber vegetables and fruits and adjust your eating habits.

10. Acne on the chin: endocrine disorder. Eat less cold food.

11. Temples: The appearance of small pimples near your temples indicates that your diet contains too many processed foods, causing gallbladder blockage. You need to do a thorough cleaning of your body as soon as possible.

12. Acne on the right cheekbone: upper lung and lower large intestine, cold, cold hands and feet, allergic constitution, prone to constipation

13. Acne on the left cheekbone: liver above and gallbladder below, dry mouth and easy fatigue, poor detoxification function.

14. Acne on the back or other parts of the body: The main reason for acne on the back is that the back is not cleaned properly, the pores are blocked, and oil particles are formed. When encountering heat or inflammation, they will break out, just like acne on the face.

Disadvantages of smoking

Cigarettes carry germs. The latest research has found that cigarettes carry many germs, which can be inhaled into the body during the smoking process. Their pathogenic mechanism is still unclear, but it is an irrefutable fact that cigarettes carry pathogens.

Smoking affects sexual function. Smoking affects circulation, reducing blood flow to the genitals and leading to difficulty in sexual arousal (for both men and women). A large-scale survey in China in 2007 also found that 20% of male erectile dysfunction was related to smoking.

Smokers have poor sleep quality. A study by Johns Hopkins University in the United States found that smokers are four times more likely to still feel sleepy after waking up from a night's sleep than non-smokers. The researchers analyzed and pointed out that the reason is that smokers' bodies cannot obtain nicotine during sleep at night. Although they seem to be sleeping soundly, their sleep is actually disturbed many times and their sleep quality is reduced.

Smokers have weak bones. Studies have found that for every 10 years a female smoker smokes, her bone mineral density decreases by 2.3% to 3.3%. Decreased bone density can lead to a significant increase in the incidence of fractures and osteoporosis. The risk is greater in postmenopausal women.