What should I do if my face is hot? What should I do if my face is always hot

Hello, glad to answer for you! Your description is too simplistic, and your face is hot and red, right? It may be telangiectasia, due to telangiectasia causing local congestion, making the face **red and hot, but the body temperature is normal.

Due to the strong intuitiveness of the disease, it is not possible to diagnose the skin lesions without seeing you, so it is recommended that you go to the **department of a regular hospital or **disease specialist hospital for symptomatic treatment after diagnosis**, so as not to delay the condition. Beijing ** Sick Hospital wishes you health and happiness! Generally speaking, heat causes blood vessels to dilate, causing flushing of the face.

Although the cold causes the blood vessels to constrict, when the temperature rises, the blood vessels will dilate and cause blushing. But there are also some people, in extremely cold temperatures, who may also blush due to the abnormal dilation of blood vessels. The clinical manifestations are filamentous, punctate, aster-like or flaky erythema on the face.

When the temperature difference is too large, such as from the cold air to the air-conditioned room, the microvessels lose their elasticity in repeated contraction and expansion, which is reflected in the cheeks and nose, which will make the cheeks red and tingling. In the early stage, the redness of the face can immediately return to its original state, but if it continues repeatedly for a long time, the blood vessels will constrict, lose the dilation function, and harden in the over-dilated state, making the face look usually red. In severe cases, facial flushing may also occur when the head is lowered and then raised.

This symptom is relatively calm in spring, summer and autumn, and becomes more severe in winter.

In medicine, this condition is known as "flushing of the face". Every winter, there are not a few patients.

Blush can be both physiological and pathological. Some healthy people have better peripheral blood circulation, and their complexion is more ruddy after a little activity; Some people blush when they are shy, angry, ashamed; Some people can get flushed from drinking alcohol; People who live in high mountains, because the air is thinner, the body needs more red blood cells to absorb enough oxygen, and once the heme carried by red blood cells increases, the color of the face will be more red; Some people blush due to menopause, and some people can cause blush due to systemic diseases. Such as high blood pressure, tuberculosis, lupus erythematosus, etc.

Don't worry about physiological blushing. As for pathological flushing, it is necessary to consult a doctor.

From a medical point of view, a flushed face is one that is more likely to turn red than others due to changes in temperature or mood, and is dark in color and lasts for a long time. **There are blood vessels, which are affected by nerve factors and expand or contract, especially the capillaries in the cheeks, so the cheeks are more prone to redness. Blushing, which occurs only during the winter months, is more related to changes in temperature.

Generally speaking, heat causes blood vessels to dilate, causing flushing of the face. Although the cold causes the blood vessels to constrict, when the temperature rises, the blood vessels will dilate and cause blushing. But there are also some people, in extremely cold temperatures, who may also blush due to the abnormal dilation of blood vessels.

The clinical manifestations are filamentous, punctate, star-like or flaky on the face.

Caused by congestion of the parotid glands caused by overwearing clothing or internal fire.

There are reasons for being hot, such as high indoor temperature, such as shyness, just calm your mood and body temperature.

Blush can be both physiological and pathological.

Some healthy people have better peripheral blood circulation, and their complexion is more ruddy after a little activity; Some people blush when they are shy, angry, ashamed; Some people can get flushed from drinking alcohol; People who live in high mountains, because the air is thinner, the body needs more red blood cells to absorb enough oxygen, and once the heme carried by red blood cells increases, the color of the face will be more red; Some people blush due to menopause, and some people can cause blush due to systemic diseases. Such as high blood pressure, tuberculosis, lupus erythematosus, etc. Don't worry about physiological blushing.

As for pathological flushing, it is necessary to consult a doctor. Blushing is commanded by the mind.

The blood circulation is too good, and I have cervical spondylosis, so I never blush, because the blood circulation in the neck is not good...

Poor circulation, or menopause.