Tiny bleeding points: If widespread ; numerous it is serious. May be a sign of infection. May be a blood disorder. May be a reaction to a toxin, poison, or medicine..A few, localized petechiae will be seen near suction or pressure on skin. See a dr.
Answered 1/16/2014
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Depends on : The underlying cause. Petechiae developing on face after severe cough or vomiting are generally not too worrisome. However, when petechiae are associated high fever, drowsiness, or bodyaches, serious infection should be ruled out.
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