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I have many,many small pinprick sized specks of blood under my skin.ones I have had for a while are growing some about the size of a dime. So far I only have one on my faceFace pain but I fearFears and phobias more will come. What do you think they might be and should I be concerned. My upper arms are covered in them, if the big ons get knocked they ooze blood for a long time.
I thought they were called "hemangiomasBirthmarks - red Hemangioma Hemangioma - angiogram Hemangioma - ct scan Hemangioma excision Hemangioma on the chin Hemangioma on the face (nose) Hepatic hemangioma" I think I got them from the sun (too much tanning and burning as a teen) so I now stay out of the sun to prevent more little blood capillaries from bursting and making a permanent bubble under the skin. I had one big one on my leg when I was a teenager that kept breaking and bleeding and the doctor cut it off and zapped it shut with what looked like one of those wood burning hobby tools. It worked, now I just have a scar, no more blood bubble there. But I still have other pin ***** sized blood bubbles and I noticed sometimes that if it itches and I scratch then it starts to get bigger.