red spots underneath chin?
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Yes , water is a cleanser. You should be drinking at least 8 cups per day. Try eating more raw vegetables. If you get Alveeno in the powder packets , you could try makeing a paste with it with water and putting it on the spots . Then 2x per day you could mix the powder in warm water and clean with it. avoid regular soap and makeup till you see improvement. If no improvement after a week or if it gets worse may need to see a physician.
62697
It sounds like a cyst. I had one on my finger and went to a dermatologist and they took it off. Have it checked out to be on the safe side.Don't sweat it.
447267
could be a condition called rosacia see a skin doctor or your  doctor to be referred  good luck from ---BIG-EARS--
591037
that might not be what it is, consider your recent activity and look it up on symptoms on yahoo search or something. It could be a zit or something.
725863
it could be nething..i suggest u contact ur dermatologist
511115
Hi mbmare5!  I hope I can help you a little.  I too, was diagnosed with Rosacea.  I'm 42 years old & have been a bit of a sun worshipper all of my life.  Like you, I have always found that getting sun improves my condition although the doctors may just try to attribute that to the fact that having a tan may makes your whole face look a bit redder.  (I don't know if I buy that one).  I haven't gotten the acne-like symptoms, that must be upsetting to you.  \n\nThere are two things that you haven't mentioned. The first is spicy foods, the second is the prescription Metrogel (which I believe comes in a creme as well).  Many doctors say that spicy foods cause Rosacea outbreaks & this seems to make some sense to me.  If you are like me & love spicy foods, try cutting them out to see if your condition improves.  Also, I have been using Metrogel.  In the beginning I was constantly forgetting to use it daily, so it never helped at all.  When I got myself on a regular regimen, twice a day, it made a noticeable difference.  Please try this if you have not, but remember that this is not a cure, so if you stop using it, your condition will usually go back to the way it was before you ever started using it.\n\nYou've probably heard all of this before, but if not, I hope it helps a bit.  Remember, since Metrogel can't do any HARM anyway, don't quit until you've used at least one full-size tube. I'm still out in the sun & at this point I think I'm the only one who even knows I have it!\n\nPlease feel free to contact me if you'd like.  mrdoolin1
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there could be some infection there. Just put a clean dry dressing on every day. do not use neopsorin on it. This just keeps the area wet. Give it a couple more days. What you could do is take a pen and mark the area of redness on your arm and if the redness goes out of this area you know it is getting bigger and should probably get on an antibiotic. Sometimes the trauma to the area can cause it to be red. This is not always a sign of infection. If you start to notice a large amount of puss like drainage and redness, then get to a dr.
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Sounds like a 'blackhead' but under the skin, gets a little infected and swells up.\n\nNo matter how clean you are, that is a place that gets sweaty.\n\nPop them and clean them.\n\nIf it falls off, see a doc.
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i had that problem, but without the redness.  I worked out at the gym allot and lifted heavy weights.  I thought it was some kinda virus i picked up from sharing equipment.  It turns out its some kinda skin condition, an allergy kinda.  It went away in time... you should get it looked at by a doctor immediately because the redness does sound a little peculiar.
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what kind of spots? pimples?\nwash your face, if it is dry, apply face lotion (oil of olay)
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If you're only getting the pimples around the spots where the beanie was on your head, I would say yes, you may have been allergic - see a dermatologist. If not, it might have just been hormonal changes that are now causing the breakouts. Make sure you get plenty of water, take a daily multi-vitamin and wash your face with a gentle cleanser twice a day (one that has salicylic acid and antibacterial agents in it). Wipe after w/ a mild astringent (as traces of the cleanser will still be present, even after you rinse) and use a good moisturizer with sunscreen. You should be ok. =)
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I HAD THIS SAME THING!  ugh, its so annoying, haha.  its probably really dry skin or a harmless fungus.  what i did was use a moisturizer daily and about every other day i put on hydrocortisone (ointment for dry skin) and tolnaftate (an anti-fungal cream).  both of these you can get over the counter at your local pharmacy and are safe and effective to use.  after a month or so i still have some SLIGHT discoloring, but it is not nearly as noticable as it was before and no longer bothers me.  i also got a tan, too, which might have helped!  if this doesn't work, you will probably have to see a doctor or a dermatologist to get a stronger cream or different diagnosis.
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I did some research and it appears it might be the result of a medical condition: \nA group of disorders characterised by reddish-brown spots or patches. They are caused by the leakage of blood through the tiny capillaries the skin. Hence, it is also called capillaritis. The red colour is due to the blood pigment, haemosiderin. Exactly why the capillaries should become leaky is not known for certain but a hypersensitivity reaction to viral infection, food additives and medications have been cited. A type of pigmented purpuric dermatosis named Schamberg's disease (progressive pigmented purpura) \nSymptoms: Flat red brown patches with rust coloured spots that look like cayenne pepper on the outside. No itching caused.\n I hope this is helpful.
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It could be the deoderant. If you are female (can't quite tell from your name) then it might also be due to shaving armpits. I found the Dove deo/antiperspirant really helped eliminate the ugly red look from my armpits. Shave with a new, clean razor every time.
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I have the same thing you have by the sounds of it.  My doctor told me its called tinea versicolor which is a type of skin fungus.  I'm about at my whits end with this, I've tried alot of solutions and so far nothing has helped but its probably because its too soon.  My doctor gave me an oral form of nizoral to take for a month which I've just completed.  In the mean time I've been applying selsun blue to the affected areas daily and leaving it on for about 10 minutes.  Too me it just seems its getting worse day after day, the small spots turn bigger and join together to make bigger spots.  I'm frusterated but from all of the research I've done online it sounds like the fungus is easy to kill its just the discoloration of the skin that takes months to return to normal.  Hope that helps you at all, your not the only one!
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Go to a dermatologist.
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Definitely, get it looked at by a doctor ASAP.  It could be the start of skin cancer which is easily treatable if not left too long.  If left it can spread and be deadly.  Not trying to scare you, but overexposure, particularly burning and lingering coloured spots point to something not right.  Rule it out right away...