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Is it itchy? Did you had any food which does not suits you?

Are they itching Or are you having fever If no Kindly consult dermatologist

No need to worry If it’s troubling you , it’s gud if u consult dermatologist

Dermatologist opinion required asap.

From the appearance they seem to be inoccuous . A physical examination by a General Physician or a Dermatologist may be helpful.

Not harmful no need to worry

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Hello. Small red spots or "red moles" on the skin, especially on the arms, are most commonly Cherry Angiomas (benign growths of blood vessels) or small non-blanching spots. In the vast majority of cases, these are completely harmless (benign), non-cancerous, and do not cause any health issues. However, if you notice a sudden increase in number, it is important to rule out Petechiae (tiny red spots caused by minor bleeding under the skin due to low blood platelets or vitamin deficiencies). Medical Evaluation: Cherry Angiomas: Very common, completely benign, and tend to increase naturally with age or genetic predisposition. They do not indicate any bleeding tendency. Petechiae / Thrombocytopenia Screening: If the spots are flat, pinpoint-sized, and appear after slight pressure, checking your complete blood count (specifically platelet count) will clear all doubts.

No you don't need to worry. They are harmless and benign. They are made of tiny blood vessels but don't rub or scratch them. These are called cherry angiomas. Don't have to worry. Feel free to consult.

Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance. Feel free to consult me for further assistance.

From the photos, these appear to be small, well-defined red spots, which are often benign skin lesions. However, a diagnosis cannot be confirmed from images alone. Since you have noticed an increase in their number, it would be reasonable to consult a Dermatologist for an in-person examination. Your doctor may examine them with a dermoscope and, if there is any doubt, may advise a CBC with platelet count, coagulation profile, liver function tests, or rarely a skin biopsy based on the clinical findings. Treatment is usually not required if they are benign and asymptomatic, but options such as laser therapy, electrocautery, or cryotherapy are available if they are bothersome or for cosmetic reasons. Seek prompt medical attention if the spots bleed easily, rapidly increase in number or size, become painful, or are associated with easy bruising, gum bleeding, or recurrent nosebleeds.

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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Do not worry your problem needs proper treatment and management so you may consult with me through this channel and solve your problem .

No

Not harmful

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Please share details, get cbc done. Mostly these are due to viral infection and are not a serious issue.Virus gains entry into body, via touching a wart on your own or another person's body or through shared items like towels, etc. Just watch, if sudden increase in size or numbers or become painful, then treatment is needed, not otherwise.

Go for cbc FEVER is there ?