You need to be checked up for this. The most likely causes are: Allergic reaction: It is probable that you have developed an allergy to something, you should check out whether you have started any new soap, ointment or detergent within this period and these spots could be caused whenever you use this soap, etc.

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Thank you for your patience. Based on your symptoms, it appears that you are dealing with a petechial rash. This type of rash occurs when there is pressure, friction, or trauma that causes small blood vessels under the skin to burst and release a drop of blood.The good news is that there is nothing to worry about, as this type of rash usually heals within 5 to 7 d

2006年11月15日 · no itching at all tiny red blood like spots spread all over body no pers nohistory of any allergies Health Professional: Dr.Amit , replied 17 years ago Hello,

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Any blood here? noticed tiny little off-color maybe red piece tried to pick at it- just smeared, Dr Chip (M.D.) 20 yrs. in practice, including surgery, general medicine, and pain.

Petechiae are pinpoint-sized red dots under the surface of the skin. The dots are red because they contain blood that has leaked from tiny blood vessels (capillaries) into the skin. Petechiae may be an indication of a serious underlying problem that requires medical evaluation. A common cause of petechiae is a low platelet count.

Customer: I have small red spots on my skin. They are the size of a pencil eraser. They do not itch. They do not ooze. They ARE very dry. They are on my stomach, thighs and back. I've tried a cortisone ointment - although it fades it...a teenie tiny bit, they never go away. I seem to be getting more and more as time goes on. I have them about a ...