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Small Red Spots With White Rings On Hands, Spreading, Cause?

Hello, I have small red spots on my hands which are coming out for three days now, they ve reached my fingers,too. At first they were light blue-red and now white rings surround them. The spots aren t swollen or anything and they re few... This has never happened, I went to a doctor, he didn t know, what should I do? What are these spots?
Fri, 15 Jun 2012
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Hi,

Welcome to Healthcaremagic.

The description of the spots makes me suspicious of a disease called Lyme's disease.

DO take a dose of Benadryl , if found relief it ascertains that it could be due to allergy if not then you may have to consult a specialist.

Do visit a dermatologist who will examine you and confirm the above fact.

Wish you good health.


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Small Red Spots With White Rings On Hands, Spreading, Cause?

Hi, Welcome to Healthcaremagic. The description of the spots makes me suspicious of a disease called Lyme s disease. DO take a dose of Benadryl , if found relief it ascertains that it could be due to allergy if not then you may have to consult a specialist. Do visit a dermatologist who will examine you and confirm the above fact. Wish you good health.