8 signs of diseases that are written all over your faces

   Just as the nose tells us when the lungs is in disorder by running, the ear tells when our heart is having issues, this is to say that our out looks can detect wat is wrong with our inner system.

  When doctors chat with patients eye to eye, it's not just about creating reports. Certain facial traits may reveal vital clues to underlying health conditions.

 

1. DRY, FLAKY SKIN OR LIPS

This is common warning sign of dehydration. It may also indicate a more serious problem that affects sweat gland function, such as hypothyroidsm or diabetes.

 

2. EXCESS FACIAL HAIR

Unwanted hair, particularly along the jawline, chin and upper lip, could be a symptom of polycystic ovary syndrome, a hormone imbalance in which male hormone levels are elevated

 

3. SOFT , YELLOW SPOTS ON EYELIDS

Patients with these cholesterol-filled lesions, called xanthelasmata, may have a higher risk of heart disease.

 

4. EYE BAGS AND PUFFINESS

Tired-looking eyes could be a red flag for chronic allergies, which dilated blood vessels and cause them to leak.

 

5. FACIAL ASYMMETRY

This can be one of the first signs of stroke, says Leana Wen, MD, an emergency physician at George Washington University, one side of the face is numb or feel as if one cant fully smile

 

6. DISCOLOURED COMPLEXION

Even sight changes may indicate that something may be wrong.  Paleness could be a sign of anaemia. A yellow tone could indicate liver disease.

 

7. RASHES AND BLOTCHES

A certain digestive problems may show upon skin says Dr Ray Ifehy clusters of red bumps could indicate celiac disease an auto immune disorder in which the body reacts to glutton.

 

8. RECEDING CHIN

Along with traits like a thick neck and a small jaw this could be a sign of sleep apnea, a disorder in which your breathing repeatedly stops for ten seconds or more while sleeping. If you snore loudly or get headaches first thing in the morning or feel excessive fatigue you need to run a test.