What is the cause of acne in the inner corner of the eye

When we are in adolescence, it is easy for us to get acne on our face or body. If we are not in adolescence, acne will also appear due to hot weather or internal heat in the body. The locations of acne are sometimes various. Some places are more special and it will be very painful when acne appears. Now let’s talk about why acne appears in the inner corner of the eye.

1. Reason 1

One reason is that the skin is oily, the sebaceous glands are overdeveloped, and the sebum secretion is excessive. If the pores are clogged or oil cannot be discharged smoothly due to other reasons, the sebaceous glands will continue to secrete and sebum will accumulate in the pores, causing bulges and become acne. Another reason is that the imbalance of hormone secretion in the body causes acne on the skin.

Treatment method:

Eat more vegetables and fruits, and less fat, sugar, spicy and other irritating foods. For example, high-fat foods such as chocolate, nuts, sweets, peppers, fried foods, etc. Although there is no definite scientific explanation, these foods are very oily, so it is better to eat less of them. Keep bowel movements smooth. Exercise more, combine work and rest, and stay in a good spirit.

2. Reason 2

Acne at the corners of the eyes may be caused by the gallbladder meridian detoxifying. The "Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic" says "All eleven organs depend on the gallbladder." "Zang" is the same as "zang", which means that the eleven internal organs of the human body all depend on the gallbladder and the growth of gallbladder qi. If the gallbladder qi can grow, the human body will be in good condition. If you want to play a better role, you must make good use of the gallbladder meridian. Only when the gallbladder meridian is unobstructed can the human body absorb nutrients better and eliminate toxins. If the gallbladder meridian is blocked, acne may appear on the face.

Treatment method:

Never squeeze the face with your hands or pick it with an unsterilized needle, because the face has a rich network of lymphatic vessels and blood vessels that are directly connected to the blood vessels in the skull. In addition, the facial veins have no static valves. After squeezing, the inflammation can easily spread to the skull, causing serious consequences such as cavernous sinusitis or meningitis.