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I have small pin prick sized dots around the palm of my hand. some of them are brown and a few are red. no itch or pain. but they make my skin dry?
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Need evaluation: Dermatologist may help. These may come From trauma, this may come from infection, this may come from other issues we don’t know about.
Answered 3/19/2018
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