What to do with the little red bean on the arm

It is generally referred to as a cherry-shaped hemangioma, also known as senile hemangioma. It is caused by **aging. It is mainly due to the weakening of the support force for capillaries after the aging and fracture of dermal fibers.

Generally, you can do without **. If you are worried about affecting the appearance, you can freeze and laser**. The difference between small red moles on the body, one is the congenital growth of red moles, this kind of moles and black moles, have no effect on the body, and are generally due to pigmentation caused by endocrine disorders.

Under normal circumstances, moles will stay in ** very honestly for the rest of their lives, and everyone will be fine.

It may be a cherry-shaped vascular nevus, this disease is related to **aging, don't deal with it, the more you deal with it, the more things you do. If the edge of the red mole is irregular and unsmooth, it is best to see a doctor. You can also go to the ** department of your local hospital, if this is the case, you don't need to deal with it.

You may even feel a bulge to the touch; If you have ** diseases, such as urticaria, **allergies, etc., after the onset of the disease, it may also cause small red spots on the arms, but this small red spot is temporary, and the general allergy symptoms are eliminated, and the red spots will be eliminated.

There are many small blood spots on the arm, and if it is a protruding ** surface, it may be a vascular nevus. Vascular nevi are all microscopic capillary tumors formed due to the superficial dermis, a certain telangiectasia, or capillary hyperplasia. It is very likely to be caused by allergies, if it is not too serious, it is generally washed with water, and then there is no major problem to continue to rest, but if there is itching and headache, you can go to a regular hospital for some examinations, and then take some anti-allergic drugs under the guidance of a doctor.

Oral anti-allergic drugs**, pay attention to hygiene, do not eat seafood, crabs, shrimp, do not scratch with your hands**, avoid scratching and causing infection, change clothes frequently, bathe frequently, bask in the sun more after washing clothes, change **bed sheets frequently, **bask in the sun after washing bed sheets, you need to insist**It will be good.

Prompt medical attention should be met. Because this little red dot is not sure what the ** disease is, I have to go to the ** department for diagnosis.

The red spots on the arms may be allergies, carefully recall whether you have eaten anything allergic, if it is very serious, you have to go to the hospital to hang ** department.

There are a lot of beans on the arms, which are pimples, also called acne and acne. It is caused by the oversecretion of androgens in the body during puberty, which is a normal phenomenon of puberty. Usually after puberty, the acne will slowly disappear.

In puberty, due to the increase in the level of androgens in the body, the sebaceous glands secrete vigorously, which increases the secretion of **oil, and the increased ** oil will clog the pores, causing the secretions in the hair follicles to not be discharged smoothly and form fat particles, which is the cause of acne.

Acne can occur in many parts of the body, and acne on the arms is because there are hair follicles on the arms, and acne occurs after the pores are clogged with ** oil.

After a pimple, do not squeeze it with your hands or prick it with a needle, because after squeezing it with your hands or pricking it with a needle, it will squeeze out the fat particles in the acne, and after the fat particles are squeezed out, they will leave a scar. In addition, when the acne is squeezed or pricked with a needle, bacteria from the hands, needles and air dust can be brought into the acne, causing secondary infection of the acne. After a pimple infection, it increases the chance of scarring.

It can be cleaned with sulfur soap, as sulfur soap is alkaline, while grease is acidic, and using alkaline sulfur soap can neutralize acidic grease.

In the area where the acne is prone, you can apply the acne flat ointment, and after applying it, the acne will slowly disappear.

If the acne is secondary to infection, redness, swelling, heat and pain usually occur, erythromycin ointment or mupirocin ointment can be applied topically, but people who are allergic to penicillin should not use mupirocin ointment. If the acne infection is severe, antibiotics are also used orally or injectably for systemic anti-inflammatory**.

Your condition is keratosis pilaris, which is caused by the surface of the hair follicle mouth after keratosis, like goosebumps, is a keratinization disease, malnutrition, vitamin A deficiency and dry air in the environment will be caused, and severe folliculitis, this disease is hereditary It will affect the appearance, it is not good-looking, but it does not affect the health of your body, the local touch is rough and not painful Are you like this now?

When the pores are clogged and inflamed, it will become like this.

Commonly known as chicken**, that is, follicular keratosis, most follicular keratosis is due to **lack of water, and daily attention to sunscreen, it will be aggravated, if you want to improve specifically, poke me privately.

You're a chicken, how long have you been around?

Have you stayed up late late, maybe the endocrine is a little out of balance.

If you look at **, it cannot be diagnosed, it may be urticaria, the basic symptom of hives is that hives, hives, and a few minutes before the appearance of hives, there is often itching or tingling in the area. Some patients have some systemic symptoms such as loss of appetite, general malaise, headache or fever within a few hours or a day or two of the appearance of the rubella. 2. The hivesa are flat and red, or pale or pale edematous spots, and there is redness on the edges.

Sometimes, hivesella are ring-shaped and can be called annular urticaria, and several adjacent annular lesions can join or fuse to form a map, which may be called patterned urticaria. Sometimes, the lesion** has a petechiae that can be called hemorrhagic urticaria, and the kidneys and gastrointestinal tract may bleed at the same time. When there are blisters in the hives, it is called vesicular urticaria.

When bullae are present, it is called bullous urticaria. Sometimes, blisters or bullae appear to be normal** but are often flushed, and these rubella patches are more likely to occur in children. 3. Hivesella often disappear naturally within one or two hours or a few hours at most 1 or 2 days, but new lesions often appear elsewhere one after another, and no new lesions generally occur within 24 hours when the rubella patches have disappeared.

After the hivesa disappear, ** returns to normal, sometimes with temporary pigmented spots called pigmented urticaria. The size and number of hivesel masses vary and can appear in any part of the mucous membrane. Rubella causes severe itching, pinprick or burning sensation, but the degree of each person is different, severe patients have headache, fever and other systemic symptoms, especially acute urticaria patients can have a fever of about 40, blood pressure can be reduced and even fainting and shock, must be treated in time, most patients only have itchy hives, no other symptoms, may also be allergies or mosquito bites!

It's better to go to the hospital for a check-up!

Mine is the same as yours and I don't know what to do.

It was a mosquito bite and it will be fine in a few days.