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Red Dots On Legs And Feet. The tsetse fly is an insect that is common in tropical Africa. In these cases it is possible to get insect. Raised red spots or bumps on the skin Flat pink brown or red dots and patches Fluid-filled red blisters that are either itchy or not itchy Crusted bumps Tiny pinpoint-sized red dots or large visible spots Few and little spots. If you have swollen legs and ankles especially if you frequently work on your feet all day it could be a sign of whats called edema.
Certain medications can cause red dots on legs such as exposure to cytotoxic drugs that are used to treat arthritis. Red dots on legs due to Psoriasis This condition usually occurs when the production of skin cells rises beyond the normal level. The tsetse fly is an insect that is common in tropical Africa. Raised red spots or bumps on the skin Flat pink brown or red dots and patches Fluid-filled red blisters that are either itchy or not itchy Crusted bumps Tiny pinpoint-sized red dots or large visible spots Few and little spots. The most common type of psoriasis is plaque psoriasis which develops alongside dry itchy red patches on peoples skin including legs and it is usually accompanied by scaly and silver-white spots. I have Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome caused by my anxiety.
The most common causes of what looks like a rash or red dots on the lower legs are either immune-mediated inflammation like eczema or psoriasis or a skin infection like cellulitis.
Red dots on legs may also occur due to skin infections by bacteria or other pathogens Bowens disease ingrown hair folliculitis certain malignancies diabetes and peripheral artery disease etc. Pain or tenderness Itchiness Swelling Skin that feels hot to the touch in the area of redness Fever Chills Difficulty walking Joint pain Numbness Tingling. In these cases it is possible to get insect. Signs and symptoms of red spots or patches on legs include the following. This insect can cause painful bites that develop into red bumps on the legs and feet. On feet and ankles this might be a reaction to walking through particular plants or to socks washed in a new detergent.