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Medical Conditions - Hyperlinearity

Hyperlinearity of the palms are the thickening of the palmar skin with increased lines and markings and is a feature of Filaggrin gene null mutation. It is a genetic barrier defect. These persist lifelong. There is hyperkeratosis. Such hands develop skin chapping during winters due to decreased hydration of the skin.

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My hands are rough and dry. There are many lines on my palm. Suggest me some treatment.

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Hyperlinearity (lines in the palm and fingers) of palms is a feature of a condition called atopic dermatitis.

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Dr. Kakkar

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