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I have red small dots on my hands, palm, and my body. it looks like they filled with blood. they don't itch but it is rough to the touch. what is it?
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Skin lesions: These lesions could be cherry hemangiomas. These could be benign. But its recommended to see a skin specialist to get evaluated for possibility of skin cancers.
Answered 7/14/2017
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