What does the crescent on the finger represent? Does the more white the crescent is, the easier it is to get pregnant?

In fact, people's fingers can also reflect health problems, especially women's fingers can also reflect fertility problems. We call the white curved part of the nail a crescent, so what does the crescent on the finger represent? Does the more white crescents there are, the easier it is to get pregnant?

Crescent normal color

The normal lunula is about 1/5 of the entire nail. If it is milky white and has a distinct shape, it means that the person's blood circulation is relatively good. A healthy male lunula is about 0.3 cm high, while a female lunula is slightly smaller.

The area of ​​the lunula decreases from the thumb, index finger, middle finger, etc. The lunula of the elderly is smaller, and people with malnutrition are likely to have no lunula at all.

Crescent Fertility

As for fertility, TCM physician Zhou Zonghan pointed out that the more and more obvious the half-moons are, the stronger the reproductive ability is. On the contrary, if a person has fewer half-moons on his nails, it means that his fertility is worse.

Therefore, the lunula of infertile patients is one of the reference points for diagnosis and treatment. Among them, those who are relatively easy to conceive have lunula on 2 to 3 nails of both fingers, and the surface of the nails is mostly light red or light white, which is considered to be easy to treat.

No crescent at all

If the patient has difficulty getting pregnant, there will usually be no half-moons at the base of the nails on both hands, and the surface of the nails will appear more obviously light red or light white, and the palms will also be light white or light yellow.

This type of patient often has a yellowish or pale complexion, looks listless, has poor blood circulation, is afraid of the cold, and may even experience dizziness, soreness of the limbs.

The crescent reflects disease

In addition to conveying fertility, the shape and color of the lunula and nails also reflect certain diseases. Chinese medicine doctor Zhou Zonghan said that the lunula turning reddish purple may indicate a heart and circulation problem; the nail turning yellow may indicate thyroid dysfunction; and the fingertips and nails of patients with chronic heart disease and respiratory diseases tend to become enlarged. There are many cases of this in modern medicine.

On the other hand, dull nails, dry edges, or even dead skin on them indicate insufficient blood supply or lack of energy, as well as overall lack of water. Very pale nails may be a sign of anemia, and cold hands and feet are a sign of cold internal organs and weak qi and blood.

Chinese medicine practitioner Zhou Zonghan recommends that you should supplement with adequate nutrition and exercise moderately at this time. It is best to go to parks or other open areas with plenty of sunshine and lush trees to exercise, speed up your heart rate and sweat.