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I'm suddenly seeing blue veins on my palm and fingers, some parts of my palm look slightly blue, is this normal? usually i can see some of them but this is a lot more prominent?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
I doubt that you have a problem going on with your veins or circulation. Normal veins collapse or become much less prominent when you raise your hands and arms to shoulder height. This should reassure you.
Answered 9/13/2022
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