What's the matter with the blue veins on the thenar eminence of the palm?

A healthy body is very important for each of us, but since we eat grains every day, we will inevitably get sick and encounter some unexpected situations, such as blue veins on the thenar eminence of the palm. I think this problem will definitely occur in some people, so what is the matter with the blue veins on the thenar eminence of the palm? Let’s take a look at it below! This problem seems simple and will not cause any impact on our body, but it shows that there is still a problem with our body and it is lacking some substances that need to be supplemented.

In fact, it is caused by stagnation in the body. If various physiological wastes such as blood stasis, phlegm, heat, toxicity, and stagnation cannot be eliminated from the body, it will cause disorders in all systems of the body. At this time, the blue veins on the face, abdomen, feet, especially on the palms and backs of the hands will be very obvious. Therefore, blue veins represent stagnation in the human body.

(1) Blue veins on the hands. Children with stagnation usually have blue veins on the bridge of the nose, but after the age of 3, the blue veins often no longer appear on the bridge of the nose, but on the hands. Therefore, the more metabolic waste an adult has in their body, the more blue veins they will have on their hands. The appearance of blue veins in a certain part of the body indicates that there is stagnation in the tissues of the corresponding internal organs.

1. Blue veins on the back of the hands Blue veins on the back of the hands indicate stagnation in the waist and back, which can easily lead to lumbar strain, fatigue, common back pain, and even muscle tension and hard nodules.

2. Blue veins on children’s fingers indicate gastrointestinal stagnation and indigestion. Blue veins on adults' fingers not only indicate problems with the digestive system, but also reflect microcirculation disorders in the head blood vessels, insufficient blood supply to the cerebral vessels, discomfort in the head, and in severe cases, dizziness, headache, and stroke.

3. Blue veins on the palms (1) Blue veins on the Gen position often indicate pain in the waist, legs and rheumatic joints of the lower limbs. (2) Blue veins on the transverse lines of the wrist often indicate gynecological diseases, such as irregular menstruation and leucorrhea. (3) Blue veins on Neiguan often indicate heart diseases, such as myocardial strain, irritability, palpitations, chest tightness, insomnia, etc. (4) The closer the blue veins on the Nei Guan acupoint are to the Nei Guan acupoint, the earlier the heart symptoms will occur; the more protruding, twisted, and purple-black the blue veins on the Nei Guan acupoint are, the more serious the heart disease is. It may even indicate that a serious heart disease is about to occur. (5) If there are blue veins near the lifeline, it is often seen in cases of liver and gallbladder dysfunction, bitter and dry mouth, irritability, chest tightness, liver disease, etc. (6) If there are blue veins at the beginning of the lifeline at the base of the thumb, women often experience breast pain before and after menstruation.

The above content is about the reasons why there are blue veins on the thenar eminence of the palm. This phenomenon also often occurs in children, so it needs to attract everyone's attention. If the symptoms of this phenomenon cannot be judged in time, it will delay the development of the disease, and over time it will affect other parts of the body. Therefore, once this problem is discovered, it still needs timely treatment and the cause must be clear.