Women have many vertical lines on their nails

A person's fingernails should look beautiful if they are white with a hint of red and shiny, without too many black spots. Most people do manicures to help others in need, but a small number of people find that their nails have various psychological distortions. Let's discuss the reasons why women have many vertical lines on their nails.

In many cases, we will have vertical lines on our fingernails, which can be summarized into the following reasons:

The first is overwork. Many people have found that after a period of overwork, the vertical lines on the fingernails will increase significantly. However, as the body gradually adjusts, the vertical lines on the nails will obviously disappear. In fact, this is more due to overwork, which leads to poor blood circulation.

The second is neurasthenia. In today's daily life, many people have neurasthenia, and it is understandable that there are vertical lines on the fingernails. When people use their head too much, the blood and qi in the body will tend to be concentrated on the brain. Similarly, nails and toenails, which are far away from the internal organs, may not be supplied with blood and qi, resulting in vertical lines on the nails.

The second problem is lack of rest. Lack of rest has long become inevitable. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is one of the "culprits" that cause people to be in a sub-healthy state. When sleep time cannot be effectively guaranteed and sleep cannot be improved, not only will the so-called Qi and blood deficiency in traditional Chinese medicine occur, but also endocrine disorders and other manifestations will occur, and vertical lines on the nails are inevitable.

The final result is more immediate anemia. Anemia is one of the specific manifestations of deficiency of both Qi and blood, and is more common in women. Therefore, vertical lines on the nails are also common among women.