1. Heavy eyelids
If in the morning you often have trouble keeping your eyes open, this can be a symptom of brain cancer, or even lung cancer. Accompanying symptoms may include shoulder pain and tingling in the arms. Of course, heavy eyelids can also mean that you simply need more sleep and there is no illness behind it.

2. Bloodshot eyes
Bloodshot eyes usually occur in those who have high blood pressure, or who are allergic to hay fever. More rarely, it can also be a sign of inflammation of the iris, or the beginning of arthritis. Of course, in the spring months, all those who are allergic to pollen also get red eyes.

3. Eye twitching
Myokymia, or muscle spasms, mostly appear on the lower eyelids and indicate a lack of vitamin B. Such spasms do not attack only the eyelids, but can also affect internal organs. The remedy for this is vitamin B.

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4. Redness of the skin
Sudden redness, even burst capillaries on the face, indicate heart problems, menopause, or a weakened immune system. If you also have joint pain, chronic fatigue, or more rashes on your cheeks, this is due to a lack of oxygen in the blood.

5. Itching
If you often have an itchy face, there may be several reasons. The most common is an allergy to antibiotics or some other medication, but behind it could also be bronchitis, asthma, or jaundice ...