If a woman has dark circles under her eyes, does it mean she has kidney deficiency?

Dark circles are what we often call panda eyes. If you often stay up late or have poor sleep, dark circles are very likely to appear. For people who love beauty, dark circles can really affect their appearance. Moreover, dark circles can be normal or pathological. Pathological dark circles are not simply caused by lack of rest, but may also be caused by kidney deficiency. If a woman has dark circles under her eyes, is it kidney deficiency? How to judge?

In fact, simply having dark circles under the eyes is not pathological. Modern medicine believes that the human eyelids and the surrounding tissues are very thin. For example, after fatigue or insomnia, the eyelids will contract for a long time, which can cause congestion of the connective tissue blood vessels, poor blood flow, and microcirculation disorders, so the eye circles appear dark. There is no need to panic or take tonic medicine when dark circles appear. As long as you are in a good mood, exercise more, and get enough sleep, the dark circles will disappear in 3-5 days at least and 1-2 weeks at most.

Dark circles under the eyes are often a sign of disease. According to modern medicine, dark circles will appear when chronic diseases cause microcirculation disorders. Of course, they will be accompanied by some obvious symptoms. It is not just kidney deficiency. Dark circles will appear when any organ involving the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, etc. is diseased. Patients with cirrhosis, renal failure, aplastic anemia, thrombocytopenic purpura, etc. all have dark circles under their eyes. Some endocrine disorders such as hypothyroidism, adrenocortical insufficiency, Cushing's syndrome, etc. can also cause dark circles under the eyes. For most people, when dark circles appear without any other symptoms or signs, it is not a sign of kidney deficiency, nor is it a serious illness, so don't be superstitious.

It can be seen that there are many factors that induce dark circles. Does a woman have dark circles due to kidney deficiency? This is not necessarily the case. We can only say that kidney deficiency is one of the causes of dark circles, but we cannot say that all women with dark circles have kidney deficiency. If you frequently have dark circles under your eyes, you should pay attention to it. If necessary, you can go to the hospital for relevant examinations to determine whether it is caused by kidney deficiency.