Redness of palms and soles

Introduction The sole of the foot is one of the collections of the meridians of the human body. The soles of the feet also have abundant acupuncture points, blood vessels and nerve endings. The internal organs of the human body have sixty-four corresponding reflecting areas on the soles of the feet, and the palms are similar. Redness in the palms and soles of the feet is generally caused by poor blood flow or local telangiectasia. Cold weather or some pathological factors can cause the blood vessels of the human body to contract and the ability of blood to return to weaken, which makes the blood circulation of the hands and feet, especially the fingertips, or local telangiectasia. Most of these cases are due to insufficient blood supply due to poor local blood circulation, or may be due to local vasodilatation, and may also be seen in cancer or the like.

Cause

Cold weather or some pathological factors can cause the blood vessels of the human body to contract, and the blood returning ability will be weakened, which makes the blood circulation of the hands and feet, especially the fingertips, poor. The surface is a layer of whitish stratum corneum, which can be naturally broken and peeled off like a layer of translucent tissue. The treatment of palm peeling experts recommended Jiang's skin care cream, Chinese herbal formula, remove the root of the disease, cure no recurrence. Patients with palmar peeling need to pay attention to diet and avoid irritation. Or local telangiectasia.

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The color of the palm of a normal person should be red with blood in the flesh, revealing the luster of the blood. Palm peeling is seasonal, can have a self-healing tendency, and generally does not require special treatment. For more serious or repeated authors, Western medicine is often treated with sedatives, antihistamines and anticholinergic drugs.

If the palm color is too red, it is not normal. The red color of the pathology is divided into light red, cherry red, purple red, bright red, red and yellow green, and emphysema is red, yellow and green, and the abnormal red color of cancer.

Differential diagnosis

When the patient has large, small fish and palms on the palm of the hand, the pink (fused or unfused) rouge-like spots appear on the base of the finger, and the color fades. If the purple color is formed for a long time, it is considered to be the liver palm. If you look closely, you can see many small arteries that are expanded into pieces. The liver palm also reduces or disappears as the liver function improves. The appearance of the liver palm is related to the deterioration of liver function and the imbalance of inactivation of estrogen. It can also cause telangiectasia, menstrual disorders, testicular atrophy or male breast development in patients with hepatitis. In the long run, it can also cause an increase in melanin in skin cells to cause hepatic darkness.

If the thick part of the thumb and the little finger is red, it can be regarded as symptoms such as cirrhosis.

The subcutaneous circulation of the skin is not smooth, the capillaries are dilated, and the phenomenon of criss-crossing on the face, such as spider webs, is commonly known as "red blood".

The color of the palm of a normal person should be red with blood in the flesh, revealing the luster of the blood.

If the palm color is too red, it is not normal. The red color of the pathology is divided into light red, cherry red, purple red, bright red, red and yellow green, and emphysema is red, yellow and green, and the abnormal red color of cancer.

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