tiny red spots look like blood under skin

[Lalala123495]

Hi everyone! I’ve had tiny red spots on my arms, stomach and legs (mostly on my arms) for 2-3 years but recently they started appearing so fast. They don’t go. They look like blood under skin. My CBC is fine. Does anyone know what they could be? Or maybe you have something similar?

Thank you!

[Lalala123495]

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[Beckywatson]

I have hundreds. They're mainly on my arms (top and bottom) I have a few on my chest and back and one or two on my stomach. I've had them 1 year. No idea what they are or why I've got them. Some people say PCOS or hormone problems cause them. I've heard high blood pressure can cause them, and a lot of people say mold.

[Lalala123495 in reply to Beckywatson]

Thank you for respond me! I really appreciate that ☺️

[Plantlady0 in reply to Beckywatson]

I know this was 23 days ago, but do you still have these?

[Beckywatson in reply to Plantlady0]

Sorry for the late reply. Yes I Still have them

[Mlew22]

Hi! I have these exact things and I sent a pic to my doctors and they said they are “cherry angioma” and they’re harmless I get them on my arms. I went on another forum when I found them and people were saying they were the same thing. Hope this helps!

[Lalala123495 in reply to Mlew22]

Thank you for respond me! I really appreciate that ☺️ It calmed me down 😄

[Jsw4]

I’m the same had these for around a year now I’m only 17 so was really worried. Went doctors loads had a CBC all seemed fine. Nice to hear other people have similar

[Lalala123495 in reply to Jsw4]

Hi! Don’t worry 😊 I started noticing them when I was 17. I’ve read a lot of posts about this and I can tell you that a lot of young people have tiny red spots.

[JOANETTS]

These are very very common.they appear all over my body even between my toes 😩

[Lbc1]

I have these too, mine look exactly like your picture. Had them for quite a few years. Only sicen I've had health anxiety have I starterd actually looking for them and noticed I have loads.

[pizzablue4]

I dont really see red from this pic. Are they raised? They remind me of my daughter's "bumps" which have been diagnosed as keratosis pilaris. It is caused by blocked hair follicles from the overproduction of keratin.