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Did you know that having visible veins means you are… See more

Visible veins do not automatically mean that something is wrong. In many people, prominent veins are completely normal. They can become more noticeable because of: Low body fat — Less tissue covering the veins makes them easier to see. Exercise — Increased blood flow and temporarily enlarged muscles can make veins stand out, especially after strength training. Heat — Blood vessels widen to help the body release heat. Genetics and aging — Some people naturally have more …

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These visible signs may be hiding liver disease

Liver disease can sometimes develop without obvious symptoms, especially in its early stages. When signs do appear, some can be visible on the skin, eyes, or body—but none of these signs alone proves that someone has liver disease. Visible signs that can occur Yellowing of the eyes or skin (jaundice): Can happen when bilirubin builds up. It can also have causes unrelated to the liver. Abdominal swelling: Fluid accumulation in the abdomen (ascites) can occur …