Pimples vs. Cystic Acne
The New Year always involves gatherings with family and friends, and everyone wants to look their best. Acne on the face can be quite troublesome, so with a week left, let's quickly eliminate various types of acne by addressing their root causes.
Acne is often caused by clogged sebaceous glands leading to inflamed hair follicles. Acne appearing on different parts of the face can reflect the condition of various internal organs.
The forehead corresponds to the heart. Acne in this area indicates high stress, excessive heart fire, and insufficient sleep. Brewing lotus plumule tea can help nourish the heart and mind, clear heart fire, and improve insomnia.
The tip of the nose corresponds to the spleen and stomach, indicating greater stomach fire or digestive system imbalance. It's essential to eat at regular times, and drinking barley tea can strengthen the spleen and nourish the stomach.
The left cheek corresponds to the liver, often due to staying up late or drinking alcohol, leading to liver dysfunction. Drinking chrysanthemum and goji berry tea can strengthen liver function and aid detoxification.
The right cheek corresponds to the lungs, so pay attention to respiratory health. Maintain good ventilation and engage in more aerobic exercise to enhance lung function and promote metabolism. Brewing lily flower tea can help reduce lung heat, moisten the lungs, and strengthen lung function.
The chin corresponds to the kidneys, indicating weaker kidney function or endocrine imbalance, especially in women with irregular menstruation. Drinking rose tea can regulate menstruation and promote blood circulation.
Cystic acne is even more troublesome than regular acne. It's a type of acne, and improper attempts to clear heat and detoxify will only worsen the situation. Pain indicates stagnation; cystic acne is often caused by insufficient qi and blood, as well as qi stagnation and blood stasis. To address cystic acne, it's advisable to first replenish qi and blood and improve blood circulation. Drinking astragalus and safflower tea is recommended.
Acne is often caused by clogged sebaceous glands leading to inflamed hair follicles. Acne appearing on different parts of the face can reflect the condition of various internal organs.
The forehead corresponds to the heart. Acne in this area indicates high stress, excessive heart fire, and insufficient sleep. Brewing lotus plumule tea can help nourish the heart and mind, clear heart fire, and improve insomnia.
The tip of the nose corresponds to the spleen and stomach, indicating greater stomach fire or digestive system imbalance. It's essential to eat at regular times, and drinking barley tea can strengthen the spleen and nourish the stomach.
The left cheek corresponds to the liver, often due to staying up late or drinking alcohol, leading to liver dysfunction. Drinking chrysanthemum and goji berry tea can strengthen liver function and aid detoxification.
The right cheek corresponds to the lungs, so pay attention to respiratory health. Maintain good ventilation and engage in more aerobic exercise to enhance lung function and promote metabolism. Brewing lily flower tea can help reduce lung heat, moisten the lungs, and strengthen lung function.
The chin corresponds to the kidneys, indicating weaker kidney function or endocrine imbalance, especially in women with irregular menstruation. Drinking rose tea can regulate menstruation and promote blood circulation.
Cystic acne is even more troublesome than regular acne. It's a type of acne, and improper attempts to clear heat and detoxify will only worsen the situation. Pain indicates stagnation; cystic acne is often caused by insufficient qi and blood, as well as qi stagnation and blood stasis. To address cystic acne, it's advisable to first replenish qi and blood and improve blood circulation. Drinking astragalus and safflower tea is recommended.