Palm erythema may be related to liver and gallbladder diseases, anemia, syphilis and other diseases, and it is recommended that patients go to the hospital to find out the causes and have targeted treatment in time if necessary.
1. Liver and gallbladder diseases: patients suffering from liver and gallbladder diseases may have palm erythema, which is usually manifested as cochineal black spots on the palms of palms at the level of the big fish margins, small fish margins and tips of fingers, etc. The color is like cinnabar, which is often accompanied by redness and swelling, but the redness and swelling can be subsided after pressing.
2. Anemia: anemia can also lead to palm erythema, usually manifested as dark red palms, and can not be restored for a long time after squeezing the erythema and fading away, and hemoglobin can be further clarified by laboratory tests.
3. Syphilis: patients who are in the second stage of syphilis can also have the symptom of palmar erythema, which is mainly manifested in the palms of the hands, soles of the feet and other parts of the infiltrative macules and macules of varying sizes, which are often rounded, with the color of rosy red, and usually have no self-conscious symptom, and do not feel pain or itch.
There are other causes of palmar erythema (e.g. lupus erythematosus, anaphylactic purpura, etc.), and it is recommended that patients go to the hospital in time to find out the cause of the disease and then carry out standardized treatment so as not to delay the condition.