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Tiny Clusters Of Brown Dots Appearing On Palms Of Both Hands
Tiny clusters of brown dots appearing on palms of both hands?
I have dozens of tiny brown dots that started to appear about a week or so ago on the palm of my hand, directly below my middle finger. I seem to be getting more daily and they are spreading as well. I have a few on other parts of my palm and now on a few on my other hand also on my middle finger, palm side. What can this be? I just had spinal surgery and have not been lifting or using my hands AT ALL i which I could have broken any blood vessels or anything. I am getting worried? Have you seen this before? Any thoughts would be great, thanks so much!
I have dozens of tiny brown dots that started to appear about a week or so ago on the palm of my hand, directly below my middle finger. I seem to be getting more daily and they are spreading as well. I have a few on other parts of my palm and now on a few on my other hand also on my middle finger, palm side. What can this be? I just had spinal surgery and have not been lifting or using my hands AT ALL i which I could have broken any blood vessels or anything. I am getting worried? Have you seen this before? Any thoughts would be great, thanks so much!
Wed, 19 Jan 2011
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Are these dots raised above the skin level or are they flat.If its after a surgery then it can be echymotic spots(broken blood vessels) due to certain medicines .Nothing much to worry about.We can tell you further if we could see a picture of the same.
Take care,
Dr.Chawda
welcome to healthcareMagic Forum,
Are these dots raised above the skin level or are they flat.If its after a surgery then it can be echymotic spots(broken blood vessels) due to certain medicines .Nothing much to worry about.We can tell you further if we could see a picture of the same.
Take care,
Dr.Chawda
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