2. Wrinkly hands and fingers
Wrinkles on our body are a normal, healthy indicator of aging, and pruney fingers occur when we stay in water for an extended amount of time. However, if our hands begin to wrinkle and lose elasticity more quickly than other body parts, your body may be sending you a warning. Wrinkles on your fingertips without any exposure to water may indicate dehydration, poor blood circulation, or a problem with your thyroid.
3. White patches on the tongue
A healthy tongue is usually rosy. If you observe white patches on your tongue, it could be an indication of oral thrush, which is particularly frequent in diabetics. The patches could also indicate a lack of oral care, therefore improving your oral hygiene routine may assist.
4. Skin rashes
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