Red dots on the skin are common and can have various causes. Here’s a simplified
list of potential causes: Petechiae and Purpura: These “tiny red dots appear
due to damaged blood vessels” and can result from stress or medications.
They may indicate platelet disorders. Cherry Angiomas: Small, raised,
bright red bumps that are “generally harmless” and more common with age.
Heat Rash: Occurs when sweat gets trapped in ducts, leading to red, itchy dots.
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