Did you know that your eyes can say things about your health?
In today's video, let's find out what you can improve in your health just by looking at your own eyes!
Eyes are called the windows of the soul. We can know a lot about how someone is feeling just by looking them in the eyes, right?
A good look or even a quick glance can give us more information about someone than their body language. However, the importance of our eyes doesn't stop there!
Usually, our eyes can give us important clues about our health. Poor eye health can indicate other significant diseases. Did you know that?
If you have a sudden loss of vision or double vision, immediately seek professional health. This simple thing can mean a thrombosis is coming.
0:52 Long and thick lashes Long and thick eyelashes are every women's dream, but their excessive growth is a pathology known as trichomegaly.
1:15 Bags under the eyes and dark circles A tired appearance in the eyes might indicate allergies, which dilate the blood vessels and cause the overflow of the blood.
1:31 Watery eyes and photosensitivity Watery eyes, photosensitivity, or dry eyes might be the first signs of hyperthyroidism (thyrotoxicosis).
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2:07 Yellow and soft spots in the eyelids According to studies done by Danish scientists, patients with xanthelasma, yellow spots in the eyelids and around them, are at risk of heart diseases.
2:27 Flaking and swelling of eyelids The flaking and redness of eyelids can mean that the mascara, cream, or other cosmetics that you are using contain ingredients that your skin rejects.
2:57 Yellow eyes In adults, it might be a sign of liver diseases, like hepatitis or cirrhosis. It can also mean that the bile ducts are blocked.
If you have any of these symptoms, don't try to self-diagnose and self-medicate. Immediately seek a doctor to receive an adequate diagnosis for your case.
So, did you know that your eyes can tell a lot about your health?
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Did you know that your eyes can say things about your health?
In today's video, let's find out what you can improve in your health just by looking
at your own eyes.
Eyes are called the windows of the soul.
We can know a lot about how someone is feeling just by looking them in the eyes, right?
A good look or even a quick glance can give us more information about someone than their
body language.
However, the importance of our eyes doesn't stop there.
Usually, our eyes can give us important clues about our health.
Poor eye health can indicate other significant diseases.
Did you know that?
If you have a sudden loss of vision or double vision, immediately seek professional health.
This simple thing can mean a thrombosis is coming.
Now, let's see some health issues that can be seen in the eyes.
Long and thick lashes Long and thick eyelashes are every woman's
dream, but their excessive growth is a pathology known as trichomegaly.
The health issue can be congenital or caused by some serious diseases, such as tuberculosis
or different immunodeficiencies.
The accelerated growth of eyelashes can be linked to the use of certain medications,
being considered a side effect.
Bags under the eyes and dark circles A tired appearance in the eyes might indicate
allergies, which dilate the blood vessels and cause the overflow of the blood.
This causes swelling and a purplish hue in the skin under the eyes, which is more sensitive.
Watery eyes and photosensitivity Watery eyes, photosensitivity, or dry eyes
might be the first signs of hyperthyroidism.
Thyrotoxicosis That means the thyroid gland is producing
an excessive amount of hormones, which increases the need for oxygen by the body.
That causes bulging eyes, which makes the person look like they are afraid of something.
The fat tissues swell and might squeeze the optical nerve.
As a result, many patients complain about blurry vision or trouble differentiating colors.
Enjoying the video?
Then give it a like and share it with your friends to help the channel!
Yellow and soft spots in the eyelids According to studies done by Danish scientists,
patients with xanthelasma, yellow spots in the eyelids and around them, are at risk of
heart diseases.
These benign neoplasias suggest that the metabolism of fat has been interrupted, which
increases the risk of atherosclerosis.
Flaking and swelling of eyelids According to researchers, one in three people
that use cosmetic products has an allergic reaction to them.
The flaking and redness of eyelids can mean that the mascara, cream, or other cosmetics
that you are using contain ingredients that your skin rejects.
In most cases, allergies are caused by preservatives that are added to extend the shelf life of
the products.
To avoid this kind of issue, choose cosmetics that have fewer ingredients and try them on
your elbows before applying them to your face.
Yellow eyes Are you familiar with this symptom?
When the white portion of the eyes turns yellow, there is a reason to suspect that something
is wrong.
In adults, it might be a sign of liver diseases, like hepatitis or cirrhosis.
It can also mean that the bile ducts are blocked.
If you have any of these symptoms, don't try to self-diagnose and self-medicate.
Immediately seek a doctor to receive an adequate diagnosis for your case.
So, did you know that your eyes can tell a lot about your health?