Abnormal palm hardness

Introduction

Introduction The palms are thick and fleshy, elastic, mostly energetic, strong and adaptable. The palm of the hand is swollen, bulged, and the normal sag disappears. The skin tension is high, the color is white, and the tenderness is obvious. The softness of the palm of the middle, ring, and little finger in the semi-flexible state may indicate the occurrence of certain diseases.

Cause

Cause

The palm is swollen, bulging, normal sag disappears, the skin tension is high, the color is white, the tenderness is obvious, the middle, the ring and the little finger are in a semi-flexed state, the back of the hand is swollen, and the main and passive activities can cause severe pain, accompanied by different degrees. Infected poisoning conditions such as fever, fatigue, headache, and elevated white blood cell count. Qi and blood stasis, poor meridians, poor energy, fatigue, weak and sick, digestive system dysfunction.

Examine

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Related inspection

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The palms are thick and weak, the elasticity is poor, and the energy is poor and fatigue is weak.

The palms are soft and thin, weak, and more energetic, weak and sick.

A soft-handed person may also be a person who lacks physical labor.

The palm muscles are stiff and inelastic. The blood gas is a little suppressed, the meridians are not very smooth, and the adaptability is relatively poor.

The palm is straight and thin, mostly for digestive system function problems, and the circulatory system is not very good. In a small number of cases, keratinization occurs excessively in areas of the skin that are not subject to any irritation. This type of hyperkeratosis may be part of a hereditary disease that can occur shortly after birth and can affect the skin in large areas of the body.

Diagnosis

Differential diagnosis

Hard edema of the palm: local edema caused by inflammation of the palm tissue due to trauma, infection, autoimmune and other factors. For various reasons, some edema will last for more than one month to 1-2 years, we will continue the edema after injury. Those who have not regressed for more than 6 weeks are called "sustained edema," and some of them are rich in protein, which will accumulate a large amount of cellulose. Together with the inflammatory hyperplasia, scar tissue will form, causing skin and subcutaneous changes. hard. That forms "hard edema."

Hyperkeratosis of the palm and toe skin: refers to the thickening of the outer layer of the skin, which contains a strong protective protein called keratin. This thickening is usually part of the normal protective mechanism of the skin to combat friction, stress and other forms of local irritation. Other forms of hyperkeratosis can be used as a skin for chronic inflammation, infection, solar radiation or irritating chemicals. The defense mechanism occurs. In a small number of cases, keratinization occurs excessively in areas of the skin that are not subject to any irritation. This type of hyperkeratosis may be part of a hereditary disease that can occur shortly after birth and can affect the skin in large areas of the body.

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