⚠️ Serious if paired with bruising, nosebleeds, or illness.
3. Spider Angiomas (Telangiectasias)
What they are: A central red dot with thin red lines radiating out — like a spider
Causes:
Sun damage
Hormonal changes (pregnancy, birth control)
Liver disease (cirrhosis)
When to check: If you have multiple spider veins + fatigue, jaundice, or swelling
✅ One or two? Likely harmless. Widespread? Worth a liver check.
4. Heat Rash (Miliaria)
What it is: Tiny red bumps from blocked sweat ducts
Where: Neck, chest, underarms — in hot, sweaty areas
Who: Babies, active adults, people in humid climates
Treatment: Cool down, wear breathable clothes
✅ Goes away on its own in a few days.
5. Allergic Reaction or Hives (Urticaria)
What it is: Red, raised, itchy bumps
Triggers: Foods, medications, insect bites, stress
Clue: They blanch (turn white) when pressed and move around
Duration: Come and go within hours
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