Are the protruding blood vessels on the forehead blue veins?

Many people often find that they have protruding blood vessels on their foreheads. Especially when they exert too much force or are emotionally excited, the protruding blood vessels on the forehead will be very obvious. This may happen in any part of the body. However, it is abnormal to have protruding blood vessels on the forehead. It is usually caused by unstable blood pressure, stroke, gastrointestinal diseases, excessive fatigue, etc.

Blue veins are actually not tendons but blood vessels. Under normal circumstances, it should not be visible, but once venous blood return is blocked and pressure increases, it will bulge on the skin surface and even appear distorted and discolored. Chinese medicine experts believe that no matter where the blue veins appear abnormally in the human body, it is an alarm signal from the body, reflecting that the human body may have symptoms such as phlegm, dampness, blood stasis, and toxins that cannot be excreted from the body.

Blue veins on the head - unstable blood pressure may lead to stroke

1. When the blue veins on the temples are bulging, it often indicates dizziness and headache; when the blue veins on the temples are bulging and twisted, it indicates cerebral arteriosclerosis; when they are purple and black, it is easy to have a stroke.

2. Blue veins on the forehead indicate long-term mental and physical labor, tension, work pressure or emotional stress, and indicate that there is something wrong with the lower part of the body. You may also suffer from hyperthyroidism and diabetes.

3. Blue veins on the bridge of the nose indicate gastrointestinal stagnation, which may cause stomach pain, bloating, indigestion, and difficulty in defecation. If the veins are purple, the situation is more serious.

4. Eye bags and blue veins. As the saying goes, spleen deficiency causes big eye bags, and kidney deficiency causes dark eye bags. Eye bags and blue veins often indicate gynecological diseases, irregular menstruation, and leucorrhea.

5. Blue veins at the corners of the mouth and under the cheeks often indicate gynecological diseases, heavy vaginal discharge, fatigue, soreness and weakness in the waist, and rheumatism in the lower limbs.

6. The protruding blue veins under the tongue correspond to the coronary arteries of the human heart, which can easily cause heart disease and myocardial strain. If the blue veins are protruding, twisted, and dark purple, you are likely to develop coronary heart disease.