There is no one cause for the appearance of red spots on the skin; some disappear without therapy, while others need medical intervention. Most often, red patches may be caused by allergic responses, acne scars, vascular birthmarks, angiomas, heat rash, insect bites, leaky capillaries, autoimmune diseases, and protein overproduction.
First, the purpura and petechiae When capillaries or blood vessels are injured, they may cause little red spots to form on the skin. Anxiety, coughing, or even certain drugs might bring them on. While often innocuous, they may sometimes signal underlying platelet problems.
Cherry Cancers These often innocent little raised red lumps are actually caused by an expansion of blood vessels. These often manifest in later life.
3. Heat Injury Red, itchy spots show up on the skin and are caused by perspiration that becomes stuck in the sweat ducts; this condition is known as heat rash.Responses to Allergens Insect stings and bites, dietary allergies, and drug reactions are some potential causes of redness.
Infection of the follicles Red, pus-filled patches on the skin are an unpleasant symptom of folliculitis, an inflammation of the hair follicles often caused by a bacterial or fungal infection.Inflammation of the cellulite Redness and swelling are symptoms of cellulitis, a skin illness caused by bacteria.
It is often treated with antibiotics and necessitates medical intervention.
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