Check your palms right now
- Red palms indicate that the liver is being damaged. At the same time, if the palms become slightly yellowish, you should have liver tests done. If redness appears only on the fingertips, you should think about your digestive system.
- Red spots near the base of the thumb indicate that you may have certain disorders of the reproductive organs.
- Brown spots on the back of the hands indicate age-related pigmentation disorders and that you may have gallbladder problems.
- Patchy white areas on the palms are a sign of problems with the autonomic nervous system.
- If the skin on your hands is peeling, it means the body lacks vitamins A and D. If large scales form, you should consider a fungal skin disease.
- Wet hands are a sign of thyroid dysfunction.
- Dry and pale hands indicate reduced function. People with pale hands should check their hemoglobin level in a complete blood test.
- When the fingertips become numb, especially the little finger, this may indicate a cardiovascular problem; if only the thumb is numb, you may have a respiratory problem.