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Why do i have pink net like veins all over my hands. i am light skinned and i am just wondering could something be wrong?
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Sounds normal: Net like veins on the back of hands sounds like a normal description of the veins just below the skin . They are much more visible in light skinned individuals. Obviously i can't be sure without seeing them, so if you are still concerned show them to your doctor.
Answered 10/4/2016
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Hand veins: What you are describing in a fair skinned individual is normal as veins will look more prominent in lighter colored skin.
Answered 10/19/2019
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