Protruding blood vessels on the back of the hand means heart problems

Blood vessels are an important part of the human body, and some problems with blood vessels also largely reflect some health problems in the human body. For example, many people believe that protruding blood vessels on the back of the hands are a sign of heart problems. In fact, this is not the case. The appearance of blue veins on the back of the hands is generally a symptom caused by muscle tension due to lumbar muscle strain, fatigue and weakness. Below, we will introduce in detail the predictive significance of protruding blood vessels in different parts of the hands.

1. Blue veins on the back of the hand:

The blue veins on the back of the hands indicate that there is stagnation in the waist and back, which can easily lead to lumbar strain, fatigue, common back pain, and even muscle tension and hard nodules.

2. Blue veins on fingers:

Blue veins on adults' fingers not only indicate problems with the digestive system, but also reflect microcirculation disorders in the head blood vessels, insufficient blood supply to the cerebral vessels, discomfort in the head, and in severe cases, dizziness, headache, and stroke.

3. Blue veins on the palms:

(1) Blue veins on the thenar eminence often indicate low back pain and rheumatic joint pain in the lower limbs.

(2) Blue veins on the transverse lines of the wrist often indicate gynecological diseases, such as irregular menstruation and leucorrhea.

(3) Blue veins on Neiguan often indicate heart diseases, such as myocardial strain, irritability, palpitations, chest tightness, insomnia, etc.

(4) The closer the blue veins on the Nei Guan acupoint are to the Nei Guan acupoint, the earlier the heart symptoms will occur; the more protruding, twisted, and purple-black the blue veins on the Nei Guan acupoint are, the more serious the heart disease is. It may even indicate that a serious heart disease is about to occur.

(5) If there are blue veins near the lifeline, it is often seen in cases of liver and gallbladder dysfunction, bitter and dry mouth, irritability, chest tightness, liver disease, etc.

(6) If there are blue veins at the beginning of the lifeline at the base of the thumb, women often experience breast pain before and after menstruation.

(7) If there are blue veins on the transverse lines of the index finger, it indicates that you are prone to left-sided periarthritis of the shoulder. The presence of blue veins on the transverse lines of the little finger indicates that it is easy to have right-sided periarthritis of the shoulder.

(8) The transverse lines of the thumb metacarpophalangeal joint are bulging and twisted, indicating coronary artery sclerosis. Purple and black indicate coronary heart disease attack.

(9) The transverse lines of the metacarpophalangeal joint of the middle finger have protruding blue veins, twisted, and purple-black color, indicating cerebral arteriosclerosis.

(10) The veins on the fingers are so shallow that they can be seen even between the knuckles. It indicates that there is stool stagnation in the stomach and intestines. Most people suffer from habitual constipation or tumors, hemorrhoids, etc. After changing your bowel habits, the blue veins will gradually fade and disappear.

(11) Blue veins can be seen all over the palms, indicating gastrointestinal stagnation, high blood lipids, blood viscosity, high blood pressure, high blood acidity, low oxygen content, and blood is prone to coagulation and stagnation, which can easily lead to dizziness, headaches, fatigue, physical weakness, etc.

(12) Blue veins on the shoulders are prone to shoulder periarthritis, which is particularly difficult to treat.