Why are there two dimples on my waist?

Dimples on the waist are actually the waist hollows we often refer to. Waist hollows are partially hereditary and can be found in both men and women. For instance, people who are relatively thin or have special body types tend to have more prominent waist hollows than others. However, for those with bulky waists and excessive fat, it is difficult to observe waist hollows. In fact, waist hollows are a normal phenomenon and there is no need for concern.

1. Not everyone has waist hollows, and they are not a diagnostic criterion or symptom of any disease. Some people believe that waist hollows are caused by kidney deficiency, but this is unfounded and should not be used as a basis to judge a person's kidney health or the need for kidney reinforcement and yang supplementation.

2. For example, individuals who frequently exercise and have well-developed waist and back muscles tend to have more obvious waist hollows. Additionally, having waist hollows does not lead to any abnormal pain symptoms. If any pain or abnormalities are indeed noticed in the waist hollow area, a CT scan can be performed to rule out any underlying diseases.

3. Whether one has waist hollows or not, there is no need for concern. Having waist hollows is normal, and not having them is also normal. They are not a criterion or evidence for judging the presence of diseases in the body. However, everyone should pay special attention to the care and maintenance of their waist, using their waist scientifically, and preventing waist sprains is crucial.