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I am a young male 25 years old. lately i have been seeing an increase in tiny red veins all over my body. around eyes, shoulder, chest, back, rib cage, and legs. its a little concerning they seem to increasing and not going away? what could it be?
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Telangiectasia: These tiny capillaries or venules, often called spider veins, are usually benign. However, since they can be caused by liver disease,I recommend seeing your physician for appropriate testing.
Answered 3/16/2021
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