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Is it normal to see some veins in palm of hand?
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Veins in the palm: Blood vessels are a network of arteries and veins. It is normal to see few small veins. If there is sudden change in size of your veins, that will be a concern for blood clots or high blood pressure. Also workout using palm can cause visible veins.
Answered 2/26/2021
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