These red blotches resemble acne, theres maybe 40, some most small some big.
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Vin Diesel? Is that You???
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Acne is a tough problem. Unfortunately, it doesn't always disappear as you get older, which could develop into adult acne.\n\nFurthermore, if left untreated, acne can cause semi-permanent scarring.\n\nThe good news is that it's all pretty much preventable.\n\nThe bad news is that I suggest if your acne is quite bad, you see a dermatologist as soon as possible. Save up some money, even if it means that you have to cut corners elsewhere for a while. You should make sure that your health and well-being is a priority.\n\nYou could try to tame acne with a regimen of over-the-counter solutions. You should make sure to wash your face at least 2 times a day, use a toner for oily or acne-prone skin, and use a topical cream to help dry out existing blemishes. You may also wish to try a system called "Proactiv Solution," which you may have seen on tv. People have used this product for acne with varying degrees of success. Google "Proactiv Solution" for more information.\n\nThe problem with this solution is that often, with acne, the problem is below the skin - where creams and washes can't reach. This is why it's so important to see a dermatologist.\n\nFor more information on this topic, google the terms "acne solution" or "acne tips."\n\nGood Luck!
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Actuaaly That Sounds Like Your Allergic To A Plant Or Soap Or Something You Cannot Get Sllinters And Red Blotches From A Nerove Disease Only Itcyness
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Sounds like psoriasis to me.
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Sounds like typical Eczema. Go to a dermatologist.
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Go to a dermatologist.
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They could be irritated ingrown hairs, depending on where they are at.  Also, if you don't wear underwear, and sweat a lot they could be pimples.  See a dermatologist.  May be embarrassing, but no more embarassing than having someone else see them.
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Acne is not a teen symptom it can occur to anyone at any particular age, several factors have been shown to affect the condition:-\n• Disease. Hormonal disorders.\n• Hormonal changes. Acne can flare up before menstruation, during pregnancy, and  menopause.\n• Diet. Although they are not the primary cause of acne, certain foods may bring on flare-ups or make the condition worse.\n• Drugs. Acne can be a side effect of antibiotics, oral contraceptives, and anabolic steroids.\n• Personal hygiene. Use of abrasive soaps, hard scrubbing of the face, or handling pimples will often make them worse.\n• Cosmetics. Oil-based makeup and hair sprays worsen acne.\n• Environment. Exposure to oils and greases, polluted air, and sweating in hot weather can all aggravate acne.\n• Stress. Emotional stress may contribute to acne.\n• Friction. Continual pressure or rubbing on the skin by such things as bicycle helmets, backpacks, or tight clothing, as well as hard scrubbing of the skin, can worsen acne.\n\nPlease seek a dermatologist advise for best diagnose and treatment.
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My first thought when you said red outline was lyme disease.http://www.lyme.org/gallery/rashes.html\n\ncheck out the pics and see if it looks like it.
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hi this is a sign of fungus
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try acne removal:\nhttp://acne-removal-help.blogspot.com/
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First off what everyone is saying is correct you body is cleansing itself of toxins. What is causeing the breakouts is the residue and oils dirt ect.. being left on you skin and the fact that the soaps your using are porbably not helping. Avoid anything with benzoal peroxide i.e. clearasil ect... it causes redness and is very allergetic. You need to use a non-comedogenic (anti pore clogging) cleanser and a ligth moisturizing lotion. Mary kay has very good stuff. So does Nutrogina.
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it's a type of ingrown particle..\n\ni've had those...  i don't get them too often.\n\nif this keeps up..  call the dermatologist.. have them look it over and see if they can't stop that mess.
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It could be a sebaceous cyst. They're quite often close to the surface and you can sometimes squeeze white gunge out of them. They're harmless. It might be as well for you to have it checked though.
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if the lesions are numerous and full of pussy fluid, you should take oral medications such as antibiotics or tretinoin. you can go to dermatologist and ask to prescribe the suitable medication according to your condition, and the severity of the acne.\nbut never forget that the first choice in treatment of acne is giving assurance and improving selfesteem. acne is an almost physiologic condition even at the age of 40, 5% of people have it.in most cases it finally heals after a while. paying no attention is the best way to get rid of acne! - this last sentense was according to my own axperience. if you need a proof, you can try it for a few months.
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food can be an issue! greasy foods such as pizza and fries-things like that. it boosts the oil in your skin that builds up and causes acne. alot of things can trigger acne. i know because i had it myself. washing your face to much signals the body that you are running low on oil, so then you get more! you don't want to wash your face more than twice a day! none of my family had acne either. what happens is the oil in your pores builds up and causes a plug. then your skin swells up and becomes red and sore. i would recomend a medication like proactive or acne free! i use proactive and i works like a charm... i used to have bad acne but now you can't see one blemish!
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Hi, I've had 3 boys and 1 girl go through this problem and it's no fun.  I think it may be a combination of things that you need to do.  One of the biggest things I noticed is that when my boys were in basic training for the Air Force, all the physical demands on them made them sweat a lot of toxins out of their system and they also were required to drink about a gallon of water per day.  Their skin never looked so good before or since.  My college boy recently started using Phisoderm for an unrelated problem and then Avon's Clear-skin after that.  Both have salicylic acid in them.  There seems to be an improvement in his overall complexion - that is, the big red angry blotches seem to be lessening so maybe that's helping him.  (I sell Avon so I was able to get it for him pretty easily.)\n  In short, use a combination and stick at it.  Drink lots and lots of water, cut out as much sugar and soda pop as you can as well as fried foods.  Eat lots of veggies and healthy stuff.  Don't pick!  Wash thoroughly morning and night and perhaps a touch up of a cleansing pad mid-day.  Good luck!