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lotion soothe the skin.
7. Hemangiomas (Infantile & Acquired)
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What they look like: In babies: bright red, raised “strawberry” marks that shrink over time. In adults: small red/purple bumps or cherry angiomas.
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Are they dangerous? Most are harmless. Rapidly growing infantile hemangiomas near the eyes, nose, or mouth should be evaluated by a pediatrician.
8. Purpura (Bruise-Like Bleeding)
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What they look like: Larger red, purple, or brownish patches that do not blanch or fade like normal bruises (they don’t turn green or yellow as they heal).
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What they are:
