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My palms. are yellow /orange what is causing this ? thank you .
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Diet: It could be possible that you are eating so many carrots that you are now seeing some color change in your palms and skin. If you are not eating a ton of carrots on a regular basis; you may have some metabolic disorder. One worst-case scenario would be liver disease, and the yellow palmar discoloration could be the beginnings of jaundice. It may be time for a blood test with your fp.
Answered 3/27/2020
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