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Two tiny red dots near tonsils that will not go went doctor said it was fine they will eventually go maybe broken blood vessel something ?
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Dots: A common and benign reason for spots like that would be an hemangioma. These are common blood vessel abnormalities that are congenital. Can be anywhere on the body.
Answered 5/21/2019
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