Liver disease often progresses silently, with few or no early symptoms—yet your skin might be trying to warn you before it’s too late. According to Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a Harvard- and Stanford-trained ...

Your palms turning red—particularly the fleshy areas at the base of your thumbs and fingers—represents palmar erythema, a distinctive sign that your liver isn’t processing hormones properly. Most ...

Palmar erythema, or red palms, is a common condition in which the heels of the palms of your hands (and sometimes your fingers) turn red or pink and feel slightly warm. The nerves and muscles in our ...