Palmar lines not only indicate good or bad luck, but also can reflect a person's health condition from a medical perspective. Below, we will take a look at the baby's health condition through palmar lines. (For reference only)

I. Observing Acute Respiratory Infections in Babies Through Palmar Lines

First, let's explain the difference between acute respiratory infections and common colds. We will introduce a simple method: check whether the child has rapid breathing and chest retractions. If so, it may be pneumonia; if not, it is likely a common cold or cough. The palmar signs of acute upper respiratory infection in babies are a slightly darkened palm, especially in the area above the middle finger. At the same time, there are many small red spots at the base of the thumb.

II. Observing Whether a Baby is Deficient in Calcium Through Palmar Lines

To determine whether a child is deficient in calcium, three areas on the palmar lines should be observed: 1) the length of the ring finger. The normal length of the ring finger should reach halfway along the first segment of the middle finger. If it is too long, it may indicate abnormal calcium metabolism, and calcium deficiency, which affects the development of bones and teeth. 2) observe the length of the second phalange. If the second phalange is significantly longer than the third one, it indicates calcium deficiency in the child. 3) check whether the Life Line near the wrist has fine, scattered, and umbrella-like patterns. If so, it suggests an imbalance in calcium absorption in the child, and calcium supplementation should be done promptly. Children with such palmar lines often have back and leg pain in their elderly years.

III. Observing the Causes of Poor Appetite in Babies

Children who do not eat well are often related to weak spleen and stomach, and internal food stagnation. The signs of this condition on the palmar lines are soft hands, pale yellow palms, shallow main lines on the palm, many small fine lines on the palm, and exposed blue veins on the wrist. Other physical signs include a blue vein crossing the bridge of the nose. Children who do not eat well usually have weak gastrointestinal function and are prone to digestive tract diseases if not careful, affecting normal growth and development. Therefore, children's diet should be scientific and reasonable.

IV. Observing the Intelligence of Babies Through Palmar Lines

Whether a child is smart or not is of great concern to every parent. In palmar reading, it should be checked through the Head Line (or Intellect Line), which represents the child's innate intelligence. If this line is clear, unbroken, and reddish, with a parabolic shape, and slightly drooping near the palm, it indicates that the child's central nervous system has developed normally, and the child has a high IQ. Human thinking activities can be reflected on the palmar lines. A child who uses his brain less will have fewer and clearer lines. A child who is mentally active will have more complex and messy lines.