After running, your face is very red. Is your heart bad?

After running, the red face is not a bad heart. Whether it is a bad heart needs to be analyzed in combination with the specific situation.

If the body runs, in addition to the red face, there are no other discomfort symptoms. It is generally a normal physiological reaction. When people perform aerobic exercise, such as running, muscles consume oxygen and produce metabolites such as carbon dioxide and lactic acid. In order to meet the oxygen needs of muscles, the heart will accelerate the heart rate and increase the blood supply to muscles to transport oxygen and nutrients. At this time, blood vessels will expand and blood flow will increase. The facial skin is rich in blood vessels, blood circulation is rich, the blood supply to the face will increase accordingly, resulting in redness of the face. If the body appears red after running, accompanied by chest distress, asthma, breathing difficulties and other abnormal symptoms, consider that the heart is not good. If the patient's heart is not good, after running, myocardial contractility is weakened, cardiac ejection is insufficient, resulting in blood reflux difficulties, resulting in redness.