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What Are Red Dots On My Toes That Are Sensitive To Heat And Cold?

I have little res dots on my toes that hurt, are sensitive ti heat and cold. they are a bit swollen and I cant pur pressire on them, right npw the toe is a darker red, about11/2 weeks ago my feet stayed a bi wet and a little cold due to my job if that has anything to do with it
Wed, 28 May 2014
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Hello,

I can understand your concern for the red spots on your toes and am quite empathetic to the same.

You have not told us your age, sex and related medical history so that a close possibility could be drawn. A close physical examination or a good resolution picture is of great help to diagnose the exact entity.

In my view it appears to be due to inflammation of vessels known as vasculitis or due to purpura. I suggest you to meet a dermatologist to rule out same.

Till the time you meet a dermatologist you can take an antihistamine or plane paracetamol under medical guidance.

All the best.
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What Are Red Dots On My Toes That Are Sensitive To Heat And Cold?

Hello, I can understand your concern for the red spots on your toes and am quite empathetic to the same. You have not told us your age, sex and related medical history so that a close possibility could be drawn. A close physical examination or a good resolution picture is of great help to diagnose the exact entity. In my view it appears to be due to inflammation of vessels known as vasculitis or due to purpura. I suggest you to meet a dermatologist to rule out same. Till the time you meet a dermatologist you can take an antihistamine or plane paracetamol under medical guidance. All the best.