Chronic liver disease can also cause dark circles

　　In addition to dark circles caused by staying up late, there are also various reasons Eye Dark circles appear. When such a phenomenon occurs, you must promptly solve it according to the cause, otherwise it may lead to serious physical subdivisions in the long term. healthy。

　　1. Dark circles and nose problems

　　Manifestation: Dark circles under eyes caused by sneezing

　　Dark circles may also be related to nose problems. If you sneeze and have a runny nose when you wake up in the morning all year round, you can cause dark circles due to increased blood flow near the sinuses under your eyes. So if you suffer from allergic rhinitis, it is unlikely that you will not have dark circles.

　　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 irritation to the nose; at the same time, be careful not to let the cold air irritate the trachea in the morning and evening, causing allergic sneezing; be sure not to sneeze too hard, because it will compress the capillaries of the skin.

　　2. Liver problems caused by dark circles

　　Manifestation: Pigmentation on the face and around the eye sockets

　　Dark circles are some chronic disease External manifestations, such as chronic liver disease, especially those with long-term abnormal liver function and hepatomegaly, often have dark circles under the eyes for a long time. About 20% of patients with liver disease have pigmentation in exposed parts, such as the face and around the eyes, showing "dark circles".

　　Response: The treatment of chronic liver disease is mainly rest and diet therapy. It is necessary to reduce the burden on the liver, and at the same time provide adequate nutrition to repair damaged liver cells and restore liver function; consume abundant protein to ensure the needs of liver cell repair and regeneration, and eat more milk, eggs and meat; in order to meet the needs of glycogen content and metabolism in liver cells, carbohydrates and vitamins should be adequately supplied; at the same time, a low-fat diet should be adhered to, which will not only reduce the burden on the liver, but also help restore health.