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garth115

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Red Palms Posted: 05-11-05 05:05am


Recently my the palms of my hands become bright red for no obvious reason. This is a recent development which started about the same time as I developed facial flushing due to rosacea. My doctor (as they all like to do) says this must be due to impaired liver function due to drinking too much but as I don't drink to excess and my liver function is ok I don't think this can be the cause. Does anyone else with facial flushing experience palm flushing too?

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