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Red Palms, Occasional Itching. Normal Blood Tests. Cause?
I have red palms. This begun about 1 1/2 years ago and has spread to both hands. My urine is clear, I have no pain. I do itch at time especially on my forearms and lower legs but also my scalp and face, especially around my eyebrows. I have had blood tests that showed no liver problems. What could be causing these problems?
Fri, 4 Oct 2013
Hello.Red palms can be caused by contact with a substance that you are allergic.Itchy in face and around the eyebrows, seborrheic dermatitis is a possible diagnosis.In my opinion Ebastine 10 mg twice a day + Hydrocortisone cream applied twice a day can be used for treating your skin problems.It is recommend that you be seen by a dermatologist to confirm the diagnosis and prescription of the cited drugs.I wish you good health.
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hi i had gone through your query and understand your concerns. i would come up with the possibility of ALLERGY is the underlying cause for your sufferings.
-Allergies are defense system over-developed by the body to give warning that its metabolic system is unable to handle a substance in a normal manner.
Possible causes include;
-genetic predisposition
-emotional stress
-internal diseases
-physical factors like heat,cold,sun,exertion,pressure,vibrations.
-food and food additives
-Drugs
-insect bites
-intestinal worms
I hope this is helpful for you, thank you
-Allergies are defense system over-developed by the body to give warning that its metabolic system is unable to handle a substance in a normal manner.
Possible causes include;
-genetic predisposition
-emotional stress
-internal diseases
-physical factors like heat,cold,sun,exertion,pressure,vibrations.
-food and food additives
-Drugs
-insect bites
-intestinal worms
I hope this is helpful for you, thank you
I find this answer helpful
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