Facial Wrinkles Can Indicate Cardiovascular Disease: A Warning Signal Revealed by Doctors

In addition to revealing age secrets, wrinkles on the face can also reveal cardiovascular disease. A middle-aged man in Taiwan went to the hospital for a physical examination. After observing the wrinkles on his face, the doctor suggested that he undergo a heart examination, and it was found that he had a heart ischemia problem. The doctor reminded that when four kinds of wrinkles appear on the face, it may be a warning signal of cardiovascular disease.

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Taiwanese family physician Chen Xinmei appeared on the program “Health 2.0” said that if there are 4 kinds of wrinkles on the face, it may be a warning signal of cardiovascular disease:

Earlobe-coronary sulcus:It may be caused by long-term chronic hypoxia of earlobe cartilage and ligaments

Nose – Root stripes:Wrinkled nose lines in Western medicine mean that the heart is not good

Brows – Hanging Needles:Vertical frown lines, if they appear frequently, represent easily upset and anxious

Forehead – forehead lines:People with more and deeper forehead lines are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease

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Chen Xinmei explained that according to the phenomenon observed in past medicine, skin wrinkles are related to peripheral circulation. Once the circulation becomes poor, it can be inferred that the cardiovascular condition may be poor.

Surgeon Jiang Kunjun also added that poor peripheral circulation means poor systemic circulation, unhealthy blood vessels, and a higher risk of heart disease than others. He took the coronary heart groove as an example. Because the ear is located at the end of the circulation, if the blood circulation is poor, collagen is easy to lose, and the coronary heart groove is prone to appear.

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Responsible editor: Luo Jiaxin