This condition is strongly associated with liver function problems, which may be caused by biliary cirrhosis, and may also be triggered by drug-related hepatitis or other liver diseases, so when the yellowing of the palms and feet occurs, the first thing to do is to be alert to liver disease, and it is recommended to go to the hospital to check liver and kidney function and blood to confirm the disease.
Also consider jaundice or diabetes as a cause. First look at your eyes or nose to see if there is any yellowing. If there is more yellowing on your face, it may be jaundice and specific tests are needed before treatment can be given.
The diet in daily life is also very important. If you often eat yellow foods, such as oranges, carrots and other foods, it may also lead to yellowing of the hands and feet, which is a normal situation, and usually the yellowing of the hands and feet will gradually disappear after stopping the diet, so you do not need to treat it. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot of time to do this.