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Unexplained Skin Red Spots: Are They Bug Bites or Something Else?

Dust mites? Insect bites? Recently, I have noticed red spots on my skin that are about the size of mosquito bites. However, they are flat and do not have any swelling. They are neither itchy nor painful, resembling larger hemangiomas. Over the past month, I have developed 4 to 5 ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
A literal description without actually seeing the lesion cannot confirm the diagnosis; it is recommended to have a dermatologist evaluate it for proper assessment.

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Understanding Bumps on the Foreskin: When to Seek Medical Advice

Growths on the foreskin? Hello doctor, I recently noticed several raised lesions on my foreskin, about 5 to 6 in total, with the largest being approximately 0.1 cm in size. They are dark in color (but not black), and they are neither itchy nor painful. What could this be? Should ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Viral warts, seborrheic keratosis, hemangiomas, and fibromas (pearly lesions) are all possibilities and should be evaluated by a dermatologist or urologist.

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Understanding HPV Infection: Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention Options

HPV virus infection Hello Doctor, The patient is a 34-year-old male, 176 cm tall and weighing 71 kg, with no known drug allergies or harmful habits. The symptoms have been present for two weeks. The situation is as follows: My partner and I were infected with HPV at the beginni...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Based on the images, it can be challenging to establish a diagnosis due to the small size of the lesions. The first and third images indeed raise suspicion, while the second image appears to show a hemangioma on the scrotum. The source is uncertain, as the incubation period can r...

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Sudden Appearance of Red Moles on Chest and Waist: Health Concerns?

Several red moles suddenly appeared around the chest to the waist? Hello Dr. Wu, I have suddenly developed many raised bright red spots, approximately 0.05 cm in size, around my chest and waist. Could this affect my health?


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It is likely a hemangioma. Please have the doctor confirm, and if it is indeed a hemangioma, there is no need to worry as it is caused by constitutional factors.

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Unexplained Skin Spots: What Do Small Blood Spots Mean?

Unexplained small red spots on the body? There are small blood spots near the chest and on the upper abdomen, about the size of a mole, that have not disappeared for approximately two weeks. When pressed, they slightly fade, but return to their original color once released. They ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It is likely a hemangioma, but it still needs to be evaluated to be certain. It is recommended to have it examined for a definitive diagnosis.

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Understanding Hemangiomas and Nail Injuries: Your Questions Answered

Regarding hemangiomas? Hello, I have had a hemangioma on the sole of my left foot since childhood. Although doctors have said it is nothing to worry about, recently I have noticed that it feels more prominent compared to my other foot, particularly in the center. If I want to hav...


Dr. Guo Fengsheng Reply:
1. Hemangiomas are mostly benign; as long as there are not too many discomforts, it is optional to remove them. 2. If white spots appear on the nails and are confirmed to be caused by trauma, observation is sufficient, as they will typically disappear as the nails continue to gro...

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Is Corticosteroid Cream Safe for Infants Under Three Months?

Is Kertin suitable for infants under three months old? Is Keting cream suitable for treating infants with hemangiomas? Is it appropriate to apply this cream on a two-month-old baby, considering the warning that it is not suitable for infants under three months?


Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
Hello: Please recall whether the doctor advised you that treatment was not necessary and that observation would suffice. This is because a certain type of infantile hemangioma will naturally regress as it grows, and prior to regression, it is important to avoid injury and infecti...

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Understanding and Managing Red Moles: When to Seek Help

Hemangioma I have developed many red spots on my arms and body that look like moles. The last time I saw a doctor, they said it was nothing to worry about, but they keep increasing in number, and I'm a bit concerned. Could you please advise me on how to handle this?


Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
Hello: These small tumors are called "cherry hemangiomas." They are generally not associated with systemic diseases. If you are concerned, you can have them removed with laser treatment; however, if they are too deep, there is a risk of scarring. It is advisable to moni...

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Understanding Painful Groin Bumps: Causes and When to Seek Help

A painful lump has appeared in the groin area? Hello Doctor: For the past year or two, I have frequently developed a painful lump in the left groin area (upper thigh) before and after my menstrual period. It appears slightly red or skin-colored, has no head to squeeze (it seems t...


Dr. Cai Changlin Reply:
Hello, regarding your question, I would like to respond as follows: Due to the descriptions in your letter, it is not clear what the lesion looks like and its exact location (is it on the thigh or in the groin? The diseases associated with lesions in these two areas are completel...

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Understanding Penile Vascular Tumors: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention

Hemangioma at the base of the penis? Hello Doctor: Two weeks ago, I noticed several small black lesions suddenly appeared at the base of my penis (all separate). I have been very worried and suspected that I might have contracted genital warts. Three days later, I visited a derma...


Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello Mr. Bu: Vascular tumors can present in many different forms on the skin and can occur in individuals from newborns to the elderly. However, I regret to inform you that the medical community currently does not have a clear understanding of the causes and prevention of vasc...

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Understanding Vascular Nevi: Causes, Prevention, and Treatment Options

Regarding vascular birthmarks? Hello, Doctor. This year, I visited a dermatology clinic in Keelung City. For the past few years, I have frequently developed small red spots on my body that eventually turn into what looks like regular black moles. After examination, the doctor dia...


Dr. Jiang Yujiao Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, at your age of 26, it is common to develop small red spots on the skin. If these are vascular lesions, they may be what is commonly referred to as "cherry angiomas," which typically occur in individuals over the age of 40. Alternativ...

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Understanding Vascular Malformations: Concerns for Expecting Mothers

Leg blood vessels..? Hello, Dr. Hong... I would like to ask a question... My mother-in-law may have been pregnant with my wife when she was taking contraceptive pills without checking at the hospital. As a result, my wife was born with noticeable redness from her thighs to the in...


Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello, Little Dad: Regarding the question of inheritance, based on the information you provided, it is not possible to make a determination. It is recommended to consult with an obstetrician during your prenatal check-up. Thank you for using "Taiwan e-Hospital," which c...

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Are Small Hemangiomas Harmless? Understanding Skin Concerns and Health Risks

Are small hemangiomas really harmless? Hello Dr. Cheng, about 2.3 years ago, I started to develop small red spots on my body. At that time, I visited a clinic and the doctor said they were hemangiomas and that they were not a concern. However, over the past few years, I have grad...


Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello: Please visit a dermatology specialty clinic for an accurate diagnosis and treatment. Sincerely, Dr. Cheng Li-Chen, Dermatology.

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Which Specialist to Consult for Hemangioma on the Leg?

Please ask your question? You should consult a vascular specialist or a dermatologist for your brother's hemangioma on his right leg.


Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello, may I ask how old your brother is? How long has the hemangioma been present? There are several types of hemangiomas; some may resolve on their own, while others require treatment. The treatment options vary and should be diagnosed by a physician. Please visit the dermatolo...

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Laser Treatment Options and Costs for Facial Hemangiomas

Hemangioma Hello Dr. Cheng: I have a red hemangioma on the left side of my face, and I would like to undergo laser treatment. Does your clinic have the necessary equipment for this procedure? How much would it cost, and how long would the treatment take?


Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello: We apologize, but our hospital currently does not have laser equipment for the treatment of vascular tumors. Sincerely, Dr. Cheng Li-Chen, Department of Dermatology, Taoyuan Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare.

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Are Acquired Hemangiomas Common? Understanding Treatment Options

Are there acquired hemangiomas? My boyfriend has several strawberry-shaped hemangiomas on his chest, and there are also two on his cheek, all of which have developed in the past two to three years. Previously, a dermatologist mentioned that it was a matter of constitution. After ...


Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
Dear Miss Gu: Hemangiomas can be classified as congenital or acquired. Congenital hemangiomas mostly occur during infancy, but there are also many acquired hemangiomas, the most common of which is the senile hemangioma, also known as cherry hemangioma. These can be treated with e...

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Understanding Vascular Tumors: Pulsating Lump on the Palm Explained

Hemangioma There is a mass in the blood vessels of the left palm, with a pulsating diameter of approximately one centimeter.


Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
It is likely that the blood vessels may be a spider angioma or a benign hemangioma originating from small arteries. It is best to consult a dermatologist for evaluation and treatment.

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Understanding Red Moles: Causes and When to Seek Medical Advice

Hemangioma Dear Doctor: I have developed small red moles on the inner and outer sides of my left arm that do not resemble sunspots. The red mole on the inner side of my arm feels slightly raised. Why are these red moles appearing? Is this normal?


Dr. Jin Lianchun Reply:
Hello, Miss: This is a benign hemangioma, which is related to congenital constitution. It is quite common and normal. Generally, as age increases, the number may also increase, but it poses no significant health risks. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Hemangiomas: Treatment Options and Costs Explained

Hemangioma Hello Dr. Jin, I have had a hemangioma since childhood, but over the past year, I have started to experience discomfort in my legs, often accompanied by pain and soreness (which I did not experience before). I have consulted with surgeons, dermatologists, and plastic ...


Dr. Jin Lianchun Reply:
Hello, Miss: Based on your description, your hemangioma appears to be quite large. Generally, the treatment options for hemangiomas include: 1. Dye laser or other types of lasers 2. Surgical observation without treatment. If surgery is required and the lesion is extensive, skin g...

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