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What Could Be Orange Brown Spots On Foot?

hi my name is kayla im 17 years of age. I will be 18 this December. I recently noticed two orange/slightly brown spots on my left foot. they do not itch or anything. and they are smooth across the skin. idk what they are, and im very curious... please help me if you need a pic let me know. -thank you
Mon, 5 May 2014
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Hi,

The orange brown spots on the left foot dorsa may be related with capillaries of dermis. It may be capillaritis...leading to Schambergs disease. It is a benign condition. The disease might progress up to knee. It may be caused after long time standing. For firm diagnosis, you consult dermatologist. You may ask this question with posting photos of the lesions directly to me on the plateform of HCM through premium question. You may take vitamin C for long time. Apply thrombophob oint. You may be alright. I hope you got my answer.

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Dr. Ilyas Patel MD
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What Could Be Orange Brown Spots On Foot?

Hi, The orange brown spots on the left foot dorsa may be related with capillaries of dermis. It may be capillaritis...leading to Schambergs disease. It is a benign condition. The disease might progress up to knee. It may be caused after long time standing. For firm diagnosis, you consult dermatologist. You may ask this question with posting photos of the lesions directly to me on the plateform of HCM through premium question. You may take vitamin C for long time. Apply thrombophob oint. You may be alright. I hope you got my answer. Thanks. Dr. Ilyas Patel MD