14. Spider Angiomas: When the Skin Tells a Story
Spider angiomas, also known as spider nevi or spider veins, are small, red, web-like blood vessels that can appear on the skin’s surface. These abnormal blood vessels may be more prevalent in liver cancer patients due to hormonal imbalances or impaired liver function, which can cause blood vessels to dilate and form these characteristic patterns.
Spider angiomas are often harmless but can be a visual indication of liver cancer or other liver-related issues. If you notice the sudden appearance of spider angiomas, it’s essential to consult a healthcare professional to determine the cause and address any underlying liver issues. (14)