The skin is the largest and most important organ of the human body that protects the internal organs. Its condition may be an indication of many problems with internal organs. People often ignore the signs sent from the skin.

Find out which six skin changes should be talking more attention, although most of us do not associate them with health problems.

Wrinkles around the eyes

Although wrinkles show that you laugh often, abrupt appearance of fine wrinkles around the eyes can indicate reduced vision due to the impossibility of clearly viewing.

Very pale skin

If your skin becomes noticeably pale, it may be an indication of chronic anemia, one of the biggest causes of pallor. Anemia, a condition in which the body does not produce enough red blood cells can be caused by lack of iron, folic acid and vitamin B12, but can also be genetically caused.

Darker skin in the neck and armpits

If the skin around the neck and underarms in certain parts become darker, it can be an indication of diabetes or thyroid problems.
Disruption in skin pigmentation is often manifested in the folds of the skin and is common in people with an increased risk of diabetes type 2.

Freckles

freckles may indicate the cellular skin damage from ultraviolet rays.
Some people are genetically more prone to freckles, but they can also be the result of excessive sun exposure or additional exposure to UV rays.

Dry skin

Dry skin may indicate dehydration, not entering enough water in the body or consuming too much alcohol and caffeine.
It also points to the contradictory situation or increased acne because the skin is trying to produce more fat to complement the lack of water.

Acne around the mouth and chin

Acne appearance in this part of the face could indicate polycystic ovary syndrome, disorder of the endocrine system, which could result with infertility.

If they appear around the mouth and chin frequently, and you have irregular menstrual cycle, you should visit your doctor as soon as possible.

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