Hue & Cry: RED with anger, GREEN with envy

urning a jealous green or apart from blushing pink, colors say a lot about your health.

      Red cheeks may mean you have to see your cardiologist, and a brown nose may suggest that you need to visit your urologist. Competent doctors can diagnose a problem by merely looking at your face skin. Different hues of the face skin relates different illness present internally, if the face was a palette and reflected different colors, this is how the diagnosis would be:

RED

     If both cheeks are red, you can suspect heart trouble.

BLUE

     A bluish forehead, cheeks and lips could mean chronic ailment of lungs, most often – emphysema of lungs and bronchial asthma.

WHITE SPOTS

     If there are white spots on the cheeks, and the skin itself is straw-colored, you may have asthenoneurotic syndrome (exhaustion plus neurosis) or otherwise it is vascular dystonia. You should see a neuropathologist.

PALENES

     It is a sign of anemia. Not only is the skin pale but also the inside of eyelids and lips (observe it yourself). In this case treatment by a doctor-hematologist is inevitable.

BROWN

     It can be judged by spots on the cheekbones and on the root of the nose. It could be an indication of kidney diseases in the initial stage or infection of the urinary bladder. Consult your urologist.

GREEN

     It could be cholelithic disorder or in the worst case – liver cirrhosis. Take an appointment with a gastroenterologist.

YELLOW

          Yellow color and yellow spots on the face indicate hepatitis or gall-bladder diseases. In this case the best will be to consult a hepatologist.