Hi It is possible that what you are seeing in your daughter is a purpura, due to internal bleeding in the small capillaries. The most common cause of purpura in her age group is Henoch Schonlein Purpura. But since she does not have any symptoms at the moment besides these spots, it is difficult to confirm the diagnosis at this point. The other symptoms of this condition usually include joint pain, abdominal pain and blood in stools. So at this point you need to be alert for any other symptom and early evalution in the hospital. The condition is treatable and usually self limiting within 8 weeks. Sometimes purpura can occur even without any of these conditions and will resolve on its own. An evaluation of the patient s platelets is essential. Hope this helps. Hope your daughter recovers soon.