Hard to be exact: Red palms could be a sign of polycythemia, that is elevated hematocrit hemoglobin red cells and could be a reactive process, ie oxygenation issue etc or primary. Erythroderma from drugs or primary, are also causes but often redness is seen elsewhere or all over skin. Your year old post delivery with residual redness of fingers suggest the first possibility. To be sure, get a CBC and visit MDs
Answered 11/27/2017
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Relax: Estrogen causes red palms and finger tips. This is normal with pregnancy and may persist due to predominance of estrogen over progesterone. Chronic alcohol poisoning and a few other things may also be considered.
Answered 7/25/2015
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