Patient's question:
I haven't seen a doctor, don't know how serious it is.Doctor's answer:
Skin yellowing has its roots. Some are caused by poor lifestyle habits, while others may be due to organic issues. Clinical research shows that 80% of skin problems are related to the dysfunction of the liver, spleen, and kidneys. For example: the liver directly affects blood vessels; if there is excess liver fire or liver qi stagnation, it can easily lead to poor blood and qi circulation, impacting facial blood circulation and making the skin dull and lackluster. The spleen governs digestion and absorption; if the spleen is weak, the absorption of nutrients from food and the conversion of energy will be affected. As a result, the skin may turn yellow and develop spots. Ancient medicine teaches that "the kidneys govern blackness," meaning that kidney deficiency can cause the skin to turn black or yellow. Therefore, you should diagnose the root cause of your condition and treat it accordingly, regulate your endocrine system, and this is the key to improving your skin.