Ears and face feel hot

The ears and face become hot, which is something many friends will encounter in life. There are actually many reasons for this, such as the face becoming hot due to being nervous in public, or the body catching a cold and the body temperature rising significantly. If the fever of ears and face is caused by illness, the body should be adjusted and treated in time.

Why are my face and ears burning?

Friends who are more introverted tend to get nervous easily when they encounter big scenes or public occasions, which can cause their faces to quickly flush and their faces and ears to start to feel hot.

When meeting the person they have a crush on or like, many people will blush unconsciously, and some people will even feel the tips of their ears get hot and red.

After catching a cold, if you have a fever, your face will turn red and hot. At this time, you can take cold and fever-reducing medicine and pay attention to measuring your body temperature to ensure that the fever has subsided.

When a person stays in a high-temperature room for too long, the face will become red and hot, especially in winter when the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor is large. So it is normal for your face and ears to feel hot, don't worry.

What diseases can cause fever in the face and ears?

Hotness of the face and ears is generally a manifestation of hyperactivity of liver yang or deficiency of yin and excessive fire. Combined with the usual condition, it is mainly a physical problem, insufficient yin, and virtual fire. It may also be accompanied by dizziness, fatigue, dry throat, easy oral ulcers or insomnia and dreaminess. It is recommended to see a local Chinese medicine practitioner for personal diagnosis and clear diagnosis.

Why do my face and ears feel hot? This is a common facial symptom, which is mostly caused by tension or fear. In daily life, if a person is more introverted, he will easily have a hot face and ears. As long as you maintain an optimistic attitude, you can avoid this situation. Generally, no special treatment is required.