Redness of palms after drinking alcohol is usually caused by alcohol allergy, thin skin tissues and liver disease.
1. Alcohol allergy: redness in the palm of the hand after drinking alcohol is usually caused by alcohol allergy, after drinking alcohol due to the acetaldehyde in the alcohol can not be converted to acetic acid, there will be breathlessness, throat edema and skin rashes, redness and itching and other symptoms.
2. Thin skin tissues: As alcohol contains certain ethanol components, it will stimulate the heart and vascular tissues of the human body, and if the skin tissues are thin, it may lead to the phenomena of fever, redness and swelling on the face, neck and hands.
3. Liver disease: red palms after drinking alcohol can not be ruled out as a factor of liver disease, such as infectious hepatitis, cirrhosis, etc., due to the decline in the detoxification function of the liver, there will be symptoms of red palms after drinking alcohol.
If the redness of the palms of the hands after drinking alcohol does not fade away for a long time, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time.