The spots on the face correspond to the internal organs, six positions explain the problem

Our facial features are actually closely related to the internal organs of our body. Any problem in any part of the face means that there is a problem with a certain organ in our body. Therefore, spots on the face are also caused by problems with our internal organs. The darker the color of the spots, the more serious the symptoms. Today we will learn about the internal organs of the body that correspond to the locations of spots on the face.

1. Growing on both sides of the forehead and temples

This is the area where the gallbladder meridians run on both sides. If there is chloasma, it is often caused by liver and gallbladder dysfunction, liver depression and qi stagnation, and there are often symptoms of weakened digestive function and insomnia.

2. Under the outer corner of the eye

The area below the outer canthus corresponds to the neck, shoulders and upper limbs. The appearance of chloasma here indicates that the shoulder joint has been attacked by wind and cold or that the neck and shoulder muscles are strained. There are often symptoms of stiffness and soreness in the neck and shoulders, so you must be alert to neck and shoulder diseases.

3. In the middle of the nose

The middle part of the nose bridge corresponds to the liver and gallbladder. A pale yellow complexion and chloasma in the middle of the nose are often related to liver qi stagnation, emotional frustration or mental stress. They indicate that the liver fails to release qi and the liver and gallbladder are stagnant, and one should be alert to fatty liver and liver and gallbladder diseases.

4. Spots on the upper lip

The upper lip is where the large intestine meridian runs, corresponding to the urinary and reproductive organs. The appearance of chloasma here is a sign of insufficient kidney qi and coldness of the large intestine, which is often accompanied by symptoms such as constipation and irregular menstruation. You should be alert to diseases of the uterus and ovaries.

5. Growing on the cheekbones

The center of the two zygomatic areas is where the small intestine meridian runs, the outer sides of the two zygomatic areas are the corresponding areas of the kidneys, and the upper part is where the triple burner meridian runs. Chloasma on the cheekbones is often accompanied by shortness of breath, fatigue, palpitations, chest tightness, decreased digestive function, and even symptoms such as loss of appetite, abdominal distension, and diarrhea. It is a manifestation of weakened digestive system and heart function.

Chloasma or senile plaques from the cheekbones to the front of and above the ears indicate kidney qi deficiency, poor qi movement in the triple burner, and lipid metabolism disorder.

6. Growing on the outside of the mandible

The outer side of the mandible corresponds to the lower limbs, stomach meridian, large intestine meridian, and small intestine meridian. The presence of chloasma here indicates poor blood circulation in the lower limbs, which is a sign of spleen and kidney qi deficiency. Symptoms include lower limb pain, weakness in the waist and knees, cold hands and feet, and weakened digestive function.