If you have this in your eyebrows, be careful of serious illness

Eyebrows are closely related to the cervical vertebrae. In many cases, if there is a problem with the cervical vertebrae, it can be directly judged from the eyebrows.

Large pores between eyebrows

The blackheads between the eyebrows are particularly large because there is too much pressure on the cervical spine. Because this reflects the pressure point of the seventh cervical vertebra. If the cervical spine is very uncomfortable or under a lot of pressure, the pores between the eyebrows will become enlarged.

Uneven eyebrows

One eyebrow is higher than the other due to abnormal cervical flexion, which leads to various facial problems. In terms of appearance, it can be seen that the eyebrows are uneven, the nose bridge is crooked, the eyes are asymmetrical, the nostrils are uneven in size, and the corners of the mouth are of different heights.

Pain between eyebrows

Pain between the eyebrows is often accompanied by cervical pain, which is caused by the pain of cervical bone hyperplasia compressing the trigeminal nerve.

Eyebrow loss

Abnormal eyebrow loss is mainly caused by cervical vertebrae displacement. Because the dislocated cervical vertebra compresses the nerve roots, it causes insufficient supply to the brain's nervous system and blood supply system, which hinders the nutrition supply to the body's hair and causes eyebrow loss. It may also be accompanied by hair loss.

Drooping eyebrows

Drooping eyebrows are mostly caused by facial nerve paralysis due to internal and external imbalance of the cervical spine. Internal and external imbalance of the cervical spine can cause soft tissue inflammation, congestion, edema, and insufficient blood supply, thereby leading to blood circulation disorders in the auris and facial nerves and causing facial nerve paralysis.

Eyebrow acne

Acne on the eyebrows is mostly caused by improper sitting posture which causes excessive fatigue of the cervical spine. Due to incorrect sitting posture or maintaining the same sitting posture for a long time, the cervical spine is in a fatigue state of long-term forward flexion, and the posterior neck muscles are in a rigid state, which violates the normal physiological curve of the cervical spine, which can easily cause fatigue of cervical spondylosis.

If the above conditions occur in the eyebrows, timely treatment should be sought to avoid worsening of the cervical spine condition. Also, a suggestion is to shave your eyebrows.