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I have very pink or red palms. do they indicate liver damage?
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Maybe or not: May be normal for you. May be related to altered metabolism of hormones, like estrogen. Can be seen with liver disease, pregnancy, birth control pill use, other causes. Any question-see your doc.
Answered 3/29/2018
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No.: Many reason can cause red palms. Chemotherapy is one of them.
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