Patient's question:
I used to have jaundice hepatitis, and after recovery, occasionally red spots would reappear on my palms. Hello, what could be the reason for this? Do people who have had jaundice also suffer from bad breath? My condition is particularly severe.Doctor's answer:
The red spots on your palm may be spider angiomas. You can carefully examine your whole body to see if there are any other areas, such as near the clavicle. If your hypothenar eminence (the part of the palm near the thumb) is particularly red, it is called palmar erythema, which are all manifestations of liver damage. If you have halitosis, it indicates an excess of liver and gallbladder fire. Palmar erythema and spider angiomas are signs of blood stasis. It is recommended to review your liver function tests and combine them with traditional Chinese medicine treatments to nourish the liver and spleen, as well as promote blood circulation and resolve stasis. Additionally, during the treatment of hepatitis, the patient's dietary condition and care are also crucial. The patient must pay attention to rest and engage in appropriate activity to avoid unnecessary injuries.