Usually, some people suddenly notice confusing red dots on your skin, so don’t worry, we’ll show you why they appear and how to prevent them from spreading, according to the “brightside”
Hemangioma can be due to:
Hemangioma is a small benign tumor formed from blood vessels. There are two main reasons for its development:
1- Age:
Many people develop hemangiomas at the age of thirty or more, as a rule, in this case it looks like a small convex mole resembling a cherry seed, located mainly on the body, arms and shoulders, these hemangiomas occur due to simple age changes of the skin and blood vessels.
2- Health problems or wrong lifestyle:
If the hemangioma looks like a spot and begins to vascularize, this may indicate liver problems, vascular disease, or hormonal failure.
There are also other reasons such as:
3- thrombocytopenia:
When spots appear on your legs, it is a symptom of thrombocytopenia. This occurs if there are low levels of platelets (or white blood cells that help with clotting), a reaction due to medications or even an immune system disorder. It may also be due to leukemia.
4- Constant Tension:
Due to overexerting yourself for a long period of time, spots may appear on your chest, neck, or face. This happens during childbirth or while lifting weights. Other causes of such a condition are prolonged crying, vomiting, or excessive coughing.
5- Reaction of medicines:
A reaction from certain medications can lead to such spots, this comes under allergic reactions.
6- Scarlet fever:
People with strep throat may suffer from scarlet fever. In this condition, small red spots appear all over the body. These spots look like a rash, feel like sandpaper and look like a sunburn.
Malnutrition:
In the case of malnutrition, spots may begin to appear on your skin, and it is also accompanied by nutritional deficiencies such as deficiency of Vitamin C, Vitamin K, Vitamin B and other essential vitamins.
What would he like to do in this situation:
If you suddenly notice that the familiar red mole has changed its size or shape or has begun to bleed, it is best to consult a doctor as soon as possible. Hemangiomas are usually not a reason to rush to the hospital, however, to be on the safe side, it is best to go to the doctor
It is also a good idea to take care that they do not appear in the future, and the best prevention is a healthy lifestyle and a balanced diet. Try to drink juices and plenty of water and eat fresh vegetables.
And don’t forget about healthy fats like avocado and olive oil, these simple rules will help you keep your skin clean, youthful, and your body healthy.
These spots often appear due to an increase in blood flow in that area, or the presence of fungal and bacterial infections, and some cases are caused by a decrease in the number of platelets, which are the cells responsible in the body for blood clotting when bleeding occurs, and when internal bleeding occurs, the coagulation process is slower. compared to its usual normal speed, which leads to the appearance of these spots on the body.
There are some serious diseases that may lead to the emergence of this problem, and the most famous of these diseases are AIDS, leukemia, or a viral disease that may affect humans, and children are more susceptible to the disease than adults. It is white, swollen like a small grain, and it will be clearly visible. It is possible that spots appear due to taking anti-sultan drugs, sulfonamides, quinidine, and heparin.
Addiction to alcoholic beverages, stimulants, and drugs is one of the causes that lead to the appearance of red spots on the skin and red dots. There may be other reasons for the appearance of red spots on the skin, such as liver diseases such as cirrhosis and hepatitis B, and these spots may occur as a result of ulcers in the mouth, eye infections, swelling in the extremities, or damage to blood vessels, and infection with Lyme disease, which is a disease that affects humans. Because of bacteria called lobia and most of these bacteria cause deer and mice.
Other conditions that may cause the appearance of red dots:
Infection with pityriasis rosea, or fungal infections and bacterial infections.
Allergies due to taking medications and foods that affect skin type and cause allergic reactions in the body.
Infection with lupus erythematosus and a decrease in the number of platelets due to purpura.
Skin eczema and skin lichen. Sunburn and vitamin deficiency in the body.
Biting some types of insects such as mosquitoes, mongooses, and psoriasis.
Genetic factors and family history with red skin spots. Using unsuitable creams and lotions of low price and quality.
