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Coworker has symmetrical red 1/2" spots right next to outer edge of eyebrows, developed suddenly. near temples.
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Red spots: Symmetrical red spots bilaterally in this location from any medical condition are uncommon. It could a bug bite, trauma, allergic contact reaction, or something else. If it worsens, see a regular doctor.
Answered 11/23/2013
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