What causes dark circles under women's eyes? Beware of health problems

Many women have serious dark circles under their eyes. Don’t ignore dark circles. In many cases, the appearance of dark circles is due to certain problems in the body, such as gastritis, irregular menstruation, rhinitis, liver and gallbladder diseases, etc.

1. Gastritis

Dark circles portrait: Dark circles are darker, lighter blue, and larger in area

If patients with chronic gastritis have long-term decreased digestion and absorption functions, gastritis will recur and dark circles under the eyes will worsen. People with neurasthenia and visceral diseases, especially chronic gastrointestinal diseases, may also have dark circles under their eyes.

Response: In addition to treatment, the more important thing for chronic gastrointestinal diseases is to take care of them in daily life. Eat a balanced diet, avoid overeating, and pay attention to food hygiene so as not to give additional stimulation to the fragile gastrointestinal tract. If you regulate your gastrointestinal tract, dark circles will naturally be alleviated.

2. Irregular menstruation

Dark circles: long-term presence

For women, if dark circles persist for a long time, it may be caused by dysmenorrhea or irregular menstruation. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that irregular menstruation and dysmenorrhea are caused by abnormal circulation of Qi and blood due to Qi stagnation and blood stasis as well as cold stagnation. Dark circles are the facial manifestation of abnormal circulation of Qi and blood. In addition, women with heavy menstrual bleeding or functional uterine bleeding are also prone to dark circles.

Response: If dark circles are caused by irregular menstruation, then you need to regulate your menstruation. It is recommended to carry out conditioning and treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

Three: Rhinitis

Dark circles under the eyes: Dark circles caused by sneezing

Dark circles may also be related to nose problems. If you sneeze and have a runny nose every morning all year round, you may develop dark circles under your eyes due to increased blood flow near the sinuses under your eyes.

Response: In addition to actively treating your rhinitis, you also need to pay attention to the following points: Do not stay in a smoky environment to avoid additional stimulation to your nose; at the same time, pay attention to cold air irritating the trachea and causing allergic sneezing in the morning and evening; do not sneeze too hard, as that will compress the skin's micro-capillaries.