Liver disease can be fatal and is often referred to as a silent killer because it can have no symptoms until it is too late.

Liver damage can cause an increase in blood flow to the palms of the hands, resulting in a reddish or flushed appearance known as palmar erythema. This redness may extend to the fingertips and is ...

Two classic signs of liver disease--spider angiomata and palmar erythema--occur routinely in two thirds of women during normal pregnancy. Their presence does not necessarily correlate with liver ...

Thus, red hands are common in pregnant women. Red hands, also called palmar erythema, Lane's disease, liver palms, or red palms, can also be hereditary. 2. Hand Rash A red rash on your hand or ...

Being asymptomatic and benign in nature, circumscribed palmar hypokeratosis is likely to be significantly underdiagnosed. Over the course of the disease, growth and erythema subside. No treatment ...