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My hands have become red since past few days. and on rubbing become white as normal. is it normal or something severe? age 17
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See a doctor: Hard to tell what is the issue without a good physical exam to document what you are describing, then making a treatment plan for it. I hope this helps you
Answered 1/21/2015
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