What is the disease of having dark circles under eyes even without staying up late?

Most people know that anyone who has poor sleep or often stays up late will have dark circles under their eyes. It is a product of an unhealthy lifestyle and a sign of certain diseases. If you often have dark circles under your eyes, you should be extra alert to the onset of four symptoms.

1. Kidney disease

Various kidney diseases such as nephritis and kidney stones may be clearly reflected in dark circles. It is also possible that high blood pressure, diabetes, etc. may cause renal failure and cause dark circles in patients.

2. Heart disease

If the patient has dark circles under the eyes and feels difficulty breathing and tingling in the heart area from time to time, he must seek medical attention promptly and undergo a comprehensive electrocardiogram and tests.

3. Liver disease

About one in five people with liver disease develop hyperpigmentation on the face and around the eyes, known as dark circles. Especially for those who have abnormal liver function for a long time or enlarged liver, dark circles under their eyes will often exist for a long time.

4. Irregular menstruation

For women, long-term dark circles may also be caused by dysmenorrhea or irregular menstruation. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this is caused by abnormal circulation of Qi and blood due to Qi stagnation, blood stasis, and cold stagnation. Dark circles are the manifestation of abnormal circulation of Qi and blood on the face.