Liver dysfunction can trigger hormonal shifts that cause small blood vessels to dilate, resulting in spider veins—often visible on the face and torso. Redness in the palms, soles, or facial skin is also common and may be linked to hormonal changes, vitamin deficiencies, or vascular issues. One of the most recognized signs of liver trouble is jaundice, where the skin and eyes turn yellow due to a buildup of bilirubin. Though jaundice can also indicate other health problems, it often signals liver dysfunction.

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