What causes women's palms to feel hot?

With the excessive pressure of life in real society, many women often ignore their physical health, which can easily lead to some physical diseases. It is also common for women to have hot palms. The general cause of hot palms may be due to poor physical constitution. Severe dampness and heat in the body can also easily cause hot palms in women, which requires timely treatment.

Reasons why women's palms get hot

Tuberculosis: It is the most common cause of hot palms, especially in young people, accompanied by night sweats, fatigue, cough, mental depression, etc. A chest X-ray or laboratory test can usually reveal the presence of lesions.

Chronic pyelonephritis: Most young and middle-aged women in the chronic active stage generally have persistent or intermittent hot palms, or accompanied by systemic fever. Carefully recall the symptoms you had at that time or in the past, such as low back pain, fatigue, frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating, and urine tests revealed abnormalities.

Liver disease: viral hepatitis (hepatitis B, etc.), cirrhosis, chronic bile duct infection, etc. may all cause hot palms. These diseases are generally accompanied by loss of appetite, weight loss, fatigue, abdominal distension, dull pain in the liver area, insomnia, etc. Liver function or hepatitis immunotherapy tests can usually detect the disease.

Connective tissue diseases: Although rheumatic fever, systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, etc. can cause hot palms, the incidence rate is not high and is generally accompanied by obvious systemic fever symptoms.

The palm is yin, the back of the hand is yang, and the yang and yin meridians of the human body intersect at the limbs. Hot palms and cold backs of hands are caused by the imbalance of yin and yang. Taking Liuwei Dihuang Pills is still very effective. Ice wrapped in fire. TCM explanation: It could also be due to excessive heat in the body, and you can try TCM acupuncture and herbal medicines to treat it. Meridians are generally used as the basis.

The temperature of the palm depends on the blood supply to the arteries supplying the palm. If the human body's circulation is good, the temperature of the palm should be relatively moderate. If the temperature is higher, it should be considered that the circulation is good, and it may be caused by peripheral vasodilation caused by food or drugs, or vasodilation caused by increased peripheral temperature, resulting in increased palm temperature. Of course, if the patient has an elevated body temperature, the palm temperature may also increase.

In general, adults with hot palms, regardless of the symptoms, should avoid getting angry and eating spicy food. This is because "excess qi becomes fire", and the heat of fire damages the yin blood, which will cause hot palms; spicy food can also easily damage the yin blood, and when the yin cannot control the yang, the palms will feel hot. Children should pay attention to eating in moderation and eat more easily digestible foods.

"Internal injuries, hard work and improper diet will cause the palms of the hands to be hot, but the backs of the hands not to be hot. External injuries caused by wind and cold will cause the backs of the hands to be hot, but the palms not to be hot. This distinction is very clear." See the sections on heat in the palms and heat in the five hearts.