We determine the state of health by the shape and color of the auricle

By the shape of the nail and the color of the eyes, you can determine the character of a person, and by the appearance of the skin and hair, you can determine your state of health and general well-being. Few people know that the auricle can also tell a lot about the human body and health. Chinese experts are confident that changes in the shape and color of this part of the ear are associated with diseases, both hereditary and acquired. We just have to carefully study the changes and their meaning, and also take a close look at our ears.

1. Hard pink ear: no reason to panic 2. Flat ear - kidney problems 3. Transverse fold on the earlobe - heart problems 4. “Transparent ears” - pay attention to immunity 5. Soft, thick earlobe - a sign of obesity 6. Wrinkles and folds on the lobe - an alarming “bell” 7. Brown and red spots on the ears - vitamin deficiency and intestinal problems 8. The auricles are dark, red-blue in color - gastrointestinal diseases 9. Redness and increased temperature of the ears - increased blood pressure 10. Blue ears – problems with the lungs and heart

Pink hard ear: no reason to panic

A hard ear with a pink hue, as well as with soft and proportional lobes, is usually found in healthy people. Therefore, if you have the same shape and color of the outer part of the hearing organ, you don’t have to worry about your health. You do not have any diseases. But if the color of the auricle, on the contrary, is pale, yellowish or bluish, and it itself is shapeless and flabby, you need to be wary. After all, such a picture is often observed during ailment, and the doctor will tell you which one after a thorough medical examination.

Prevention

Methods for preventing complex pigmented nevus of the ear include:

• 
  protecting the skin of the ear from exposure to direct sunlight - especially in the hour interval of the day from 11 to 17 hours (at this time the sun's activity is maximum);

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• refusal to visit solariums. In particular, such a strong recommendation applies to persons who have already been found to have nevi in ​​other locations (especially large sizes or in large quantities);
• if there are pigmented skin formations, carefully monitor them, and if they change, immediately consult a doctor;
• undergoing annual preventive examinations - even if no changes in the skin of the ear are observed;
• creating favorable conditions for pregnancy.

Flat ear – kidney problems

If the auricle is flat, then you should pay special attention to the kidneys. Experts believe that this shape of the ears indicates that the organ of the excretory system is underdeveloped or has a functional deficiency. And these are serious problems. After all, with them there is a disruption in the process of maintaining the volume and chemical composition of fluids in the body. They often provoke various diseases of the paired organ.

People who have a flat outer ear often suffer from kidney disease.

And, conversely, the more convex and prominent the shape of the ear, the larger the size of the kidneys and the more actively the paired organ works.

Transverse fold on the earlobe - heart problems

If you notice a transverse fold on your earlobe, be sure to check your heart. Typically, such a fold indicates coronary artery disease. This disease most often affects older people and is characterized by pressing, squeezing, burning or suffocating pain behind the sternum, which often radiates to the lower jaw, left shoulder, back, hand. The danger of this disease is that it can lead to temporary or permanent disability, and in some cases, death. Therefore, you should not neglect going to the doctor.

Symptoms in adults

Petechiae most often form on the legs. But they can appear throughout the body. In severe cases, the number of red spots can rapidly increase. The color of the spots changes over time from red and burgundy to brownish-purple, and subsequently, to yellow hues. The yellow color is due to bilirubin. The shape of petechiae can be in the form of dots, spots, or stars.

In order not to miss the development of serious diseases, the manifestation of which may be petechiae, it is necessary to pay special attention to the following accompanying symptoms:

• severe fever (temperature above 38.5 °C);
• severe headache, dizziness;
• confusion;
• neck muscle tension;
• nausea, vomiting;
• muscle and joint pain;
• disorders of the gastrointestinal tract;
• bruising for no apparent reason;
• the appearance of bleeding gums;
• nosebleeds;
• deterioration of blood clotting, manifested in prolonged bleeding from wounds;
• deterioration in coordination of movements;
• In addition to the rash, the appearance of pustules on the body.

If these symptoms occur, it is recommended not to delay consulting a doctor.

On the skin of the body, arms, legs

Petechiae on the skin (photos clearly show what a rash looks like on the body) can most often be observed on the back of the legs in the area of ​​the lower leg and feet. On the hands - on the inner surface of the forearms.

Petechiae and purpura on the skin

On the stomach, chest and back.

On the face

Petechial rash on the face occurs on the cheeks, lips, around the eyes, on the eyelids and on the conjunctiva of the eye. Also on the earlobe, near the ears, transitioning to the neck.

In the sky

Pinpoint hemorrhages form on the oral mucosa. Red dots appear mainly on the upper palate.

“Transparent ears” – pay attention to immunity

A thin ear and lobes that seem to be “transparent” indicate that the immune system is weakened. At the same time, a person feels drowsiness, constant fatigue, weakness, his wound takes a long time to heal, and sore throat and colds constantly take over the body. The reason for the weakening of immune defense is the person himself, when he eats incorrectly or insufficiently, does not get enough sleep, or experiences constant stress. An unfavorable environmental situation also leads to this problem.

A soft, thick lobe is a sign of obesity

An earlobe that is soft to the touch and has a thick layer of subcutaneous fat usually belongs to people who are predisposed to obesity. This is a disease in which excessive fat deposition is observed in the subcutaneous tissue, tissues and organs. Obesity often leads to diseases of the spine and joints, diabetes mellitus, hypertension, myocardial infarction, and stroke. This disease also causes significant discomfort, both physically and psychologically. It is often the cause of sexual disorders.

Possible reasons

Normally, the body maintains a system for preserving blood in the circulatory system of a certain volume and quality indicators (hemostasis). With the development of pathological conditions (both general and vascular), a tendency to bleeding arises.

Minor subcutaneous hemorrhages are caused by two main reasons:

• pathologically increased capillary permeability, ruptures of the vascular wall;
• disorders in the blood clotting system.

The formation of petechiae is possible due to not one, but a complex of reasons.

Diseases, pathological conditions and other factors that provoke ruptures of small vessels and the occurrence of petechial rash:

• damage or critical deficiency of blood cells responsible for coagulation - platelets (thrombocytopenia - lack of platelets - can be either primary or secondary, depending on what was the main cause of the deficiency of these cells);
• impaired blood clotting as a result of the toxic and allergenic effects of drugs or infectious agents (bacteria, viruses, fungi);
• pathological stagnation of blood;
• insect bites;
• DIC - syndrome - a violation of hemocoagulation (clotting) as a result of a sharp increase in thromboplastin in the blood with simultaneous excessive formation of blood clots (both bleeding and microthrombosis are formed);
• accumulation and circulation of immune complexes in the blood, their deposition on the inner membranes of microcirculatory vessels, with subsequent changes and damage to the vascular wall;
• food allergies;
• radiation;
• chafing, skin damage (including from diapers in infants);
• severe prolonged cough, hysterical crying;
• the use of anticoagulants and antiplatelet agents - blood thinning drugs;
• excessive physical activity (weightlifting);
• chronic stress against the background of psycho-emotional stress and hypertension;
• age-related changes in the vascular wall, leading to its fragility and tendency to destruction with subsequent hemorrhage;
• radiation and chemotherapy;
• pathology of the vascular wall itself as a result of its inflammation (vasculitis), a typical example is hemorrhagic vasculitis (the name is used only in Russia), which is called Henoch-Schönlein purpura (allergic purpura) abroad.

In all cases of vasculitis, petechiae are accompanied by damage to skin vessels and traumatic damage to capillaries - the smallest vessels.

Diseases that cause a rash:

• mononucleosis;
• sepsis;
• diphtheria;
• infection of the upper respiratory tract;
• typhus, paratyphoid;
• obstructive jaundice;
• enterovirus infection;
• tick-borne rickettsiosis;
• malaria;
• diabetes;
• hemorrhagic urticaria;
• systemic lupus erythematosus;
• pneumonia;
• cytomegalovirus infection (CMV);
• measles;
• angina;
• viral hepatitis;
• smallpox;
• hemorrhagic fever;
• endocarditis;
• scarlet fever;
• scleroderma.

Hemorrhagic vasculitis may occur as a complication after vaccinations. Although this factor cannot be taken into account as 100% proven.

Medicines that cause impaired hemostasis and drug intoxication:

• antibiotics (Penicillin, Erythromycin);
• Atropine;
• Aminazine;
• Warfarin, Heparin;
• anti-inflammatory (glucocorticoids);
• Quinidine;
• Indomethacin;
• Lisinopril, Enalapril.

Severe hypothermia and poor tolerance to cold can also be a provoking factor.

Autoimmune, infectious, inflammation

Autoimmune pathologies are characterized by a severe malfunction of the immune system, in which it ceases to adequately respond to the body’s own cells, mistaking them for foreign agents and attacking them. As a result, inflammatory processes are formed.

Wrinkles and folds on the lobe are an alarm bell

If the earlobe is covered with wrinkles and multiple folds, it is necessary to undergo a full medical examination. After all, this appearance of the auricle indicates one of the serious diseases. This could be diabetes mellitus, atherosclerosis, or even a predisposition to stroke, heart attack, or the appearance of malignant tumors. Each of these diseases is quite severe, disrupting the usual way of life. And if you neglect timely diagnosis and treatment, this can result in serious consequences, even death.

Brown and red spots on the ears – vitamin deficiency and intestinal problems

If brown and dark red spots appear on or around the ears, you need to check your small and large intestines. There may be diseases associated with these organs. The most common ailments in which such spots appear in and on the auricle are dysbacteriosis, colitis, and enteritis.

If spots and wrinkles are located near the auricle, this indicates vitamin deficiency and general depletion of the entire body.

Also, brown and red spots indicate that the body is experiencing a deficiency of minerals. This often happens when following strict diets, eating fast food and during the off-season.

While the child is small and cannot really say whether everything is fine with him, parents have to carefully look at his behavior and appearance. Literally everything can tell about the baby’s well-being, for example, the ears.

The human ear is a delicate instrument. Acupuncture specialists know that each area of ​​the auricle is responsible for one or another organ. That is why, by the shape and size, as well as by changes in the appearance and color of the ear, you can determine what hurts.

If the ears are large enough, harmoniously shaped and approximately the same size, then everything is in order with health. But if they are disproportionately large, then this may indicate possible mental or genetic abnormalities.

A too flat shape of the auricle indicates that problems may arise with the kidneys - perhaps they are not functioning very well.

An earlobe that is too thin and hard will indicate general exhaustion of the body and malnutrition. And the large, pillow-shaped one speaks of its excess and the tendency of the owner of this lobe to become obese. A large lobe of heterogeneous density indicates a tendency to cancer. A clear transverse fold on the earlobe indicates the presence of coronary heart disease.

If something goes wrong in the body, the ears will immediately react to it. Scars or bumps may form on them that were not there before, and individual parts of the ear may change color.

If red spots are clearly visible on the ear, it means that there has been a malfunction in the functioning of the internal organs. But white spots will indicate that chronic diseases, if any, have worsened.

If the ears are pale and always cold, the body’s autonomic system does not function well enough, and problems with blood pressure may arise in the future; it will be low.

Brown or dark red spots on or around the ears? The small or large intestine does not work well, and an imbalance of mineral substances has appeared in the body.

Dark red-blue color of the ears will indicate that the liver, pancreas or gastrointestinal tract is not in order. Bluish color – diseases of the bronchopulmonary system.

If you notice one of the signs in a child, do not immediately get scared and assume that a disaster awaits you ahead. But it’s better to undergo medical examination once again and find out what is the reason for such “wrong” behavior of the ears.

What if the problem is not with other organs, but with the ears themselves? Is your child crying and complaining that his “ear hurts”? See what it could be in our ear disease guide. And at the same time, find out how to properly clean children's ears so as not to damage them.

The secret of your ear

There are about 150 active points on our ear. By exerting various influences on them, it is possible to effectively treat many diseases and manage the condition of internal organs.

Let’s say that by conducting an acupuncture session at the desired points of the ear, you can relieve a person of a headache or normalize blood pressure.

But this feature of our ear can also cause harm, as is the case with ear piercing. With this procedure, you can touch some of the biologically active points, which in the future will lead to physical illness. Therefore, ear piercing should be done by a high-class specialist.

Eastern doctors say that diseases always cause changes in various parts of the ears. This is why you can read information about your health status from your ears. To do this, let's go to the mirror and look at our hearing organs.

Signs of good health or various diseases can be determined by the shape and size of the ears. Large ears

proportional form - good heredity, harmonious functioning of all organs and systems.

Too small ears, on the contrary, often indicate weak body reserves and reduced immunity.

If the ears are noticeably different in size and
shape,
this indicates physical and mental disharmony in the body.
For example, disproportionately large ears
are observed in various mental illnesses, including mental retardation and Down's disease.

A flat ear is a sign of congenital underdevelopment of the kidneys or their functional failure. And vice versa, a more convex and prominent ear

will report the presence of large kidneys and a high degree of their activity.

If a person's earlobe is of proportional size and natural color,

this indicates high reserve capabilities of the body, good immunity.

When the lobe is elongated and has a sharp or square shape,

One can argue about a large reserve of internal strength and reserves of the body, physical strength.

Finally, if you have large ears with elongated and thickened lobes,

rejoice. 85% of centenarians have this ear shape. This means good health, absence of congenital diseases and long life.

What the lobe will tell

Now let's talk more about the earlobe. A too large lobe of inharmonious shape and heterogeneous density will indicate general exhaustion of the body and a genetic predisposition to cancer.

If a person has congenital forms of mental disability, the lobe will be very small.

If mental activity decreases or there is a predisposition to obesity, the lobe becomes thick and soft,

resembling a pillow.

Thin, sometimes hardened - general exhaustion of the body.

Multiple folds and wrinkles on the lobe can be a sign of diabetes, atherosclerosis, predisposition to stroke, heart attack and tumor processes.

A clear transverse fold on the lobe indicates coronary heart disease.

With many diseases, noticeable changes often occur in certain areas of the ears: tubercles, scars, stripes, pigment spots. So, for example, in patients with peptic ulcer, a tubercle appears in the auricle ,

which, after resection of the stomach, turns into a crescent-shaped scar of white or red stripes.

And the appearance of clear red spots

on the ears speaks of disturbances in the functioning of internal organs.
Pale spots with clear contours
are a sign of chronic processes in the body.
General pallor and cold ears
mean dysfunction of the autonomic system, a tendency to hypotension, and decreased brain activity. Also, with various diseases, pain sensitivity in different parts of the ear increases or decreases.

Diagnosis by ear color

Not only the ears themselves, but also their color will often tell you what is happening to our body.

Redness, a sharp rush of blood to the ears, an increase in their temperature - dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system, a tendency to hypertension, neuroses, and stress.

Brown and dark red spots on and around the ears are diseases of the small and large intestines, an imbalance of minerals in the body.

Dark, red-blue color of the ears - diseases of the liver, pancreas, gastrointestinal tract.

Blue color - heart failure, diseases of the bronchopulmonary system.

A shiny tint to the skin of the ears is a sign of general exhaustion of the body, intestinal atony.

Ears that are too pale and cold are prone to hypotension.

We all have completely different ears. Often, even in the same person, one ear differs in structure from the other, which indicates physical and mental disharmony.

In healthy people, the auricle is hard and usually pink. Yellowness, blueness and pallor of the ears are considered a sign of malaise.

Based on the position of the upper line of the ears, physiognomists determine a person’s intelligence: a) above the level of the eyebrows - high; b) at eye level - above average; c) below eye level - average or even low. However, this criterion cannot be taken seriously.

In 85% of cases, long-livers had large, somewhat elongated ears, an elongated and thickened earlobe. Changes in the size and shape of the ears are observed in diseases, anomalies and deformities. Shapelessness and pallor of the ear indicate unfavorable factors, and flabby ears indicate soreness in the body.

Huge ears are observed with various personality defects, as well as with mental retardation and Down's disease. Moderately large ears with well-defined convolutions indicate musical ability.

Small ears serve as an indicator of an individual's high speed qualities and are often noted among sprinters.

Great diagnostic importance is attached to the earlobe. Thus, a well-defined lobe indicates good resistance of the body, and in combination with a distinct velvety-brown pupillary border and a convex pinkish lacrimal caruncle constitute a triad of symptoms of normal resistance. In the East, people with very large lobes are considered sages. A lobe with wrinkles indicates a tendency to cardiac pathology and tumor processes.

Neurologists are well aware of an adherent, poorly expressed lobe, which is assessed as a sign of a congenital anomaly.

Physiognomists claim that the dark color of the skin near the anterior upper edge of the ear indicates a latent ongoing disease, and moles inside the ear indicate trouble in the organ corresponding to the projection. A patent ductus arteriosus is indicated by deformation of the root of the helix and the central part of the concha cavity, and anatomical defects of the kidneys are indicated by changes in the upper part of the conchal bowl.

A thin, “parchment-like” ear (“transparent ears”), and especially the earlobe, is considered a bad sign. Carriers of this trait are characterized by low body resistance and weak immune defenses.

In many diseases, a painful point appears on the skin of the auricle, cauterization or pricking of which has a beneficial effect on the course of the disease. Initially, ear acupuncture, er-zhen-liao in Chinese, was used to treat deaf-muteness and cataracts, and later - for many other diseases.

Many years of research have made it possible to create a diagram of projection points and zones in the area of ​​the auricle. It reflects 48 areas, which are projections of certain parts of the body and internal organs. There are currently several topographic maps of the ear. There are no fundamental differences in the location of projection zones on these maps. The detail of the projections plays a decisive role. On all topographic maps, the region of the lobe corresponds to the head and brain, the region of the scaphoid fossa to the raised arm, the conchal cavity to the organs of the chest, the bowl of the concha to the organs of the abdominal cavity, etc.

If you pay attention to complaints of pain in the ear and systematically examine the sensitivity of the auricle, you will discover a huge number of accurate signals coming from the affected organs to the projection zones of the ear. According to the observations of Chinese specialists, in a number of patients with peptic ulcer, the projection zone of the stomach in the ear takes on the shape of a tubercle, which some time after resection of the stomach turns into a crescent-shaped scar consisting of white or red stripes. Canadian researcher G. Liu summarized his visual observations on auriculodiagnosis and proposed for use a table with adaptive-trophic changes in the auricle in 16 diseases.

However, what most often changes is not the shape and topography of the auricle, but the susceptibility of the skin projections on the ear. They become more sensitive and painful when pressed, their electrical skin resistance decreases and, accordingly, the electrical conductivity of the tissue increases. The diagnosis of diseases using the auricle is based on this property of the body.

In addition to acupuncture, in recent years massage of painful points of the ear, which projectionally correspond to painful areas of the body, has been used.

The earlobe reflects the renewal of blood and lymph and is an indicator of the activity of the endocrine glands. A full, soft and well-supplied lobe indicates a healthy constitution of the body, and also indicates its high resistance to disease. These qualities are the key to a calm and cool disposition.

How to identify diseases by earlobe?

Harmoniously rounded earlobe

: Normal functioning of the endocrine glands. After exercise, the body quickly recovers. Good heredity, long life.

Sharp, elongated earlobe

: High degree of sexual potency and a large supply of internal strength.

Rectangular earlobe shape

: Hyperfunction of the endocrine glands. Strong will, stubbornness. This person is a choleric person who can endure heavy loads. The body's ability to quickly restore strength.

Enlarged earlobe

: Poor circulation from birth. Fast fatiguability.

Missing earlobe:

Possible hereditary decrease in organ functions.

Deep folds on the earlobe:

Increased risk of heart attack. A sign of diabetes.

The ear cartilages are too close together

: Dysfunction of the glands. Possible obesity due to gland dysfunction.

The harmonious shape of the ear cartilages and the proportional distance between them:

Good functioning of the endocrine glands and lymphatic system.

The ear cartilages are located too far apart:

Increased activity of the endocrine glands. Increased metabolism (thyroid dysfunction). Predisposition to thinness.

Thickening in this area of ​​the upper edge of the ear

: Predisposition to obesity and inflammatory processes in the body. Predisposition to colds; reactions are slow.

The upper edge of the ear is correctly rounded and slightly bent inward:

Healthy bones and teeth. Good regenerative abilities of the body.

The arch of the auricle and the protrusion on it are too short:

Mental constraint. Infantilism. Predisposition to heart disease. Frigidity.

The arch of the auricle is excessively curved back and down

: Predisposition to depression. Diseases caused by low metabolism. Predisposition to vein blockages and constipation.

Absence of the septum of the auricle (arrows), this part of the ear is flat

: Weakening of vitality. Heart rhythm disturbances. Predisposition to lung diseases.

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It has long been proven that there is a neurological connection between certain points on our body and internal organs. This means that with the help of such points we can learn a lot of interesting things about our body.

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I have collected for you some interesting information about human ears that will help you not only learn more about yourself and your health, but also predict possible future problems with it.

What do our ears say about us?

Ears can serve as a way of identification.

When we are born, our ears are already fully formed. They do not change throughout life, although the lobe stretches a little. This makes ears as good a way of identifying a person as fingerprints.

The presence of recessive or dominant genes.

According to research, earlobes fused to the skull are considered a recessive genetic trait, while “loose” earlobes are considered a dominant trait.

Coronary disease.

The presence of a diagonal fold on the earlobe indicates a possible risk of developing coronary heart disease.

Lack of vitamins and calcium.

Very pale ears can signal a deficiency of vitamins and calcium in the body.

Kidney problems.

If your ears are red, then you may have kidney problems.

Brain dysfunctions.

If your ears are dark red, it could be a sign of the onset of memory loss, persistent headaches, or problems with brain function.

Inflammation of ear cartilage

- a specific symptom of relapsing polychondritis.

Acupuncture points on the ears

Reflexology (acupuncture) of the ear is as effective for relieving stress and pain as reflexology of the hands or feet. There are more than 200 acupuncture points on the ears, which are connected to various organs and the musculoskeletal system. By massaging these points, you can solve both physical and emotional health problems.

The ears are dark, red-blue in color - gastrointestinal diseases

If in the mirror you see that your ears have become dark, red-blue, it is quite possible that this is a sign of a disease of the liver, pancreas or gastrointestinal tract. Every disease is insidious. Thus, hepatitis, cirrhosis and other liver diseases, in addition to general malaise, poor health and drowsiness, lead to a significant decrease in performance, stomach ulcers and gastritis can put an end to your favorite foods, and pancreatitis is accompanied by severe intoxication of the body and can result in serious consequences in the form of sugar diabetes or even pancreatic cancer. Therefore, as soon as you notice changes in the color of the ears, consult a doctor for a thorough diagnosis and timely treatment.

Crusts and pain

Various infections

Fungal infection behind the ear
Skin covered with crusts and sores may be the result of infectious attacks, both viral, bacterial or fungal. For example, if a piercing procedure is performed incorrectly, a bacterial infection is more likely to develop. Infections may be accompanied by itching, flaking, and redness of the skin.

Treatment : Fungal infection is treated with antifungal drugs, bacterial infection is treated with antibiotics. It is also recommended to maintain good hygiene.

Dermatitis

Contact or atopic dermatitis (eczema) is often caused by allergic reactions to chemicals and irritation from their exposure. This is accompanied by redness, inflammation and itching.

Contact dermatitis - occurs as a reaction to an allergen or irritant (in this case an allergen)

Eczema or atopic dermatitis is a persistent skin condition that causes rash, itching, redness and inflammation of the skin. Your doctor may recommend lifestyle changes and the use of topical and oral medications.

Eczema (atopic contact dermatitis) can appear on any part of the body

Treatment : The skin is treated with antibiotics, topical medications, or phototherapy. As a home treatment, you need to follow simple rules, such as moisturizing your skin daily, wearing clothes made from soft natural fabrics, using a humidifier and an ice pack (optional in a bag), and avoiding harsh cleansers.

Seborrheic dermatitis

Seborrheic dermatitis can also appear in the area of ​​the nose, eyebrows, and beard.
But most often on the scalp in the form of dandruff. This is a dermatological condition that causes flaking of the skin in the form of dandruff. Along with peeling, especially behind the ears, a person may experience discomfort, dryness, crusting and itching.

Although the causative agent is usually thought to be a species of fungus from the genus Malassezia, the exact cause of this disease has not been identified, since it is normally present on the skin of all people. But certain factors such as cold weather conditions, stress, HIV/AIDS or Parkinson's disease can trigger or worsen the problem.

Treatment : This disease can be treated and alleviated, but it is almost impossible to completely cure it - it is chronic. Consequently, patients often experience outbreaks of the disease at regular intervals. Treatment is suitable for daily thorough cleansing of the affected area of ​​the ear skin with medicated anti-dandruff shampoos and soaps.

Prickly heat

Miliaria is caused by blocked and clogged sweat glands, which causes sweat to accumulate under the skin. Symptoms include the formation of small bumps on the skin, itching, flaking, crusting and redness.

Treatment : The best treatment option is to keep the skin dry. You can use powders, keep your skin moisturized, and follow other tips to prevent excessive sweating and heat exposure. In severe cases, the rash is treated with medications.

Redness and temperature of the ears – increased blood pressure

Did you feel the blood rushing to your ears, did they turn red and become warm? This indicates that you have high blood pressure. This picture is usually observed in those who have an easily excitable nervous system that instantly reacts to the slightest negative changes in the environment. Such people are often nervous and also suffer from neurosis and stress. If you do not learn to manage your condition, serious diseases can develop due to nervousness: hypertension, coronary heart disease, obesity, and the like.

Treatment

Therapy for petechial rash involves, first of all, treatment of the underlying disease that provoked the appearance of pinpoint hemorrhages. Treatment of hemorrhagic spots of traumatic origin is symptomatic.

Physiotherapy

Cold is used as physiotherapy. This method is used to treat petechiae of traumatic origin. You can apply a cold towel or make a cold compress - this will help reduce the spread of the rash.

It is not recommended to keep a cold compress on the skin for more than 20 minutes. Ice should not be applied directly to the skin, as this can lead to even greater damage to the capillaries.