If you experience this kind of physical condition, you must be careful about liver cancer!

If you or your family members or friends experience this, please seek medical attention immediately!

The liver is a silent organ. It rarely shows signs of disease, but you can find out whether your liver is healthy by looking at your palms. If your palms show redness, plaques, or flaky congestion in the thenar and hypothenar eminences, and turn pale after pressure is applied, and return to their original state after the pressure is removed, it is likely to be liver palms. Liver palms are one of the signs of chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis. If they appear, be alert to changes in the condition.

Of course, some people have red palms and think I am talking nonsense, but listen to me, red palms are not necessarily liver palms, and some healthy people may also have red palms. For example, men who like to drink may have liver palms; some women may also have liver palms during pregnancy or when estrogen is high.

How to identify whether it is real liver palm? Doctor Chen teaches you a trick: if the palm is connected to the thenar and hypothenar, the boundaries are not obvious, the palm color is normal, or it may just be red and congested, which is normal. If it is other cases or people with poor liver, you should be alert and it is recommended to see a doctor in time!