The fingers will become wrinkled after soaking in water, is it a lack of a certain vitamin?

There is a gap between the epidermis of the hand and the dermis, and over time, the invasion of moisture will loosen it, and in forensic science, there is a kind of "glove appearance".

There are two theories about this ......

Because water has the effect of relaxing and softening tissues.

Our ** is actually covered with a thin layer of grease, in order to prevent ** from absorbing water directly from the outside. However, when we soak in warm or hot water for about half an hour, this layer of grease will be removed by warm water, so it will begin to absorb water. Our **surface is an epidermal layer, and below the epidermis is the dermis layer; The epidermis is not completely tightly bonded to the dermis, and the epidermis is only tightly bound to the dermis by connective tissue in some areas, but not in others; Therefore, when the epidermis absorbs edema, the binding place is confined and concave; From the outside, the surface of the ** is concave and protruding, like wrinkles.

Since the palms and toes of the hands and feet are the thickest part of the epidermis of the whole body, the phenomenon of wrinkles is obvious. **Other parts of the body should also have this effect, but it is less likely to be detected. If you soak in water for too long, the epidermis absorbs water and swells, so it becomes wrinkled. In the past, some women specialized in washing clothes for others, their hands soaked in water for a long time, and their fingers were often wrinkled, which became an occupational disease (should be said to be a characteristic).

Another way to put it:

Since the concentration of fluid in the body is higher than that of fresh water, when the fingers are immersed in fresh water for a period of time, water will flow into the epidermal cells, and the cells will swell and deform.

On the contrary, since the concentration of fluid in the body is lower than that of seawater, when we swim in the sea, water will flow out of the epidermal cells, and the cells will shrink and deform.

In addition, there are bundles of elastic proteins at the bottom of the skin that are tightly adhered to the epidermal cells, resulting in uneven contraction or swelling of the fingers, resulting in wrinkled skin.

No. It's dehydration.

Don't assume that you won't get dehydrated if you put it in the water.

You don't have to worry.

After a certain period of time, it will disappear on its own.

You appear earlier than others, indicating that your ** is more delicate.

Don't worry anymore.

It's normal.,It's nothing.。。。

Don't be nervous.

This is because after soaking in water, there is water wetness between the muscles, and if your fingers are affected by water pressure for a long time, it will also make their surface wrinkled, which is a very normal phenomenon.

This is due to dehydration, which is a normal phenomenon and is caused by osmotic pressure.

This is a normal phenomenon, because the human body has a layer of oil, soaked in water for a long time, the oil will be removed by the water, and then there will be wrinkles in the blood.