The face is where the brain nerves are concentrated. Face can not only show people's emotions, but also reflect people's health. So most activities of the brain and the whole body can be reflected by facial expressions.
(l) The face is yellowish and ruddy, full of energy, natural and slightly shiny-the face of a normal person.
(2) Flushing, excitement, flapping nose, blisters on lips, painful expression, shortness of breath, and pulse-acute facial features, such as lobar pneumonia, dysentery, acute suppurative tonsillitis in children and other acute infectious diseases.
(3) facial edema, pale eyelid edema, small fissure, forehead depression, especially in the morning-acute and chronic nephritis, nephropathy, etc.
(4) gaunt face, gloomy face, dull eyes and listlessness-chronic wasting disease.
(5) Pale face, edema, loose eyelids, dull and cold expression, white eyes above, exophthalmos-hyperthyroidism.
(6) Pale face, edema and lack of expression. The tongue is big and the lips are thick. Plus hoarseness, deafness, rough skin and so on. -Hypothyroidism.
(7) Facial edema, dark cheeks and cyanosis-mostly rheumatic heart disease and mitral stenosis.
(8) Head enlargement, facial extension, mandibular protrusion, zygomatic protuberance, ear and nose enlargement-acromegaly.
(9) Slow response, indifferent expression, dull eyes, insufficient breathing and laziness-typhoid fever.
(10) Blushing, chubby, full moon. Due to the accumulation of fat on both cheeks, ears may not be visible on the front-most of them are long-term use of adrenocortical hormone and Cushing's syndrome.
(1 1) The facial muscles are stiff, and the expression does not change when talking or acting, just like a mask-paralysis agitans and encephalitis.
(12) Pale and leaden, indifferent expression, binocular absence, sunken eye sockets, prominent cheekbones, sharp nose tip-mostly bleeding, severe shock, acute peritonitis, etc.
(13) The conjunctiva of eyeball is congested, the skin of face, orbital region, neck and chest is red, and the oppressive feeling subsides-most of them are epidemic hemorrhagic fever.
(14) In the absence of jaundice, the complexion is dark, brownish black and bluish gray-mostly liver cirrhosis or advanced liver cancer.
(15) The corners of the mouth are inclined to the healthy side, and actions such as whistling and cheek drum can't be completed, eye fissure is enlarged, eyelids can't be closed, tears flow, and forehead lines disappear-mostly facial neuritis.
(16) Nodular hyperplasia and plaque on the face merged into uneven large nodules. Eyebrows and eyelashes fall off partially or completely, shaped like a lion's face-mostly tumor leprosy.
(17) His face is thin and pale, and his cheeks are red and rouge. In the afternoon, it was obviously accompanied by low fever-active tuberculosis.
(18) pale face, flat nose, almond eyes, swollen eyelids, wrinkled forehead, thick lips, tongue sticking out, mental fatigue-congenital stupidity.
(19) Due to diarrhea or vomiting, the face is haggard, the eye socket is sunken, the bridge of the nose is thin and high, and the zygomatic arch is clearly visible-severe dehydration.
(20) The face looks like a "man in black", and there are also black and blue pigment deposits on the gums and buccal mucosa-chronic adrenal cortical dysfunction.
(2 1) The wound was deep, and after a few days, it was difficult to open the mouth and facial muscles twitched. Looks like Gherardini, showing a special wry smile-mostly tetanus.
(22) Giggling, constantly looking in the mirror, making faces, strange thinking, childish emotional reaction, behavioral disorder-adolescent schizophrenia.
(23) Laughter-psychosis, such as reactive psychosis, hysteria, cerebral arteriosclerosis psychosis, mania, etc.
(24) giggle-more common in congenital idiots caused by chromosome aberration, and patients with congenital developmental disorders such as radiation exposure and virus infection during pregnancy; Dystocia and sequelae such as encephalitis and meningitis.
(25) smile-often is the sequela of many cerebrovascular accidents, can also be seen in multiple sclerosis. At the same time, it is often accompanied by strong crying, pronunciation and swallowing disorders.
(26) Smiling, blinking, pouting, spitting and winking-more common in patients with chorea.
(27) Staring blankly, often with his mouth open, drooling in his mouth and laughing unconsciously-more common in elderly patients with diffuse cerebral arteriosclerosis.
(28) Fake smile, enlarged eye fissure, flat nasolabial groove, drooping corners of the mouth, facial distortion-facial paralysis.
(29) Those with abnormal complexion and listlessness for a long time should go to the hospital for examination and treatment.
His face suddenly turned yellow-he may have jaundice hepatitis, cholecystitis and hookworm disease.
(3 1) blue face-mostly respiratory diseases, such as tuberculosis, emphysema, pneumonia, chronic bronchitis, etc.
(32) The face gradually turns black-there may be cirrhosis.
(33) double eyelid edema-body "water accumulation", lack of sleep; Those who have serious edema of double eyelids every morning-heart or kidney problems.
(34) White plaques appear on cheekbones or cheeks-they may have leukoplakia or cancer.
(35) Those with yellow skin, dark hair and easy tangling-thyroid secretion disorder.
(36) The skin is excessively pale-it may be anemia.
(37) reddish skin-indicating high red blood cell content, or heart, liver and intestine problems.
(38) Half-moon opalescent patches appear on the eyelids-probably due to the high cholesterol content in the blood.
(39) The facial nevus suddenly changes, such as the color turns black, the particles become larger, and irregular lines appear at the edge of the nevus, which may be skin cancer.
To sum up, the face is like a mirror. When the face changes, you should go to the hospital to check the cause in time for early diagnosis and treatment.
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