Cherry warts
Cherry warts are also known as senile angiomas or cherry angiomas. The red spots on the skin are benign and occur in almost every older person.
Cherry warts are very common. These red swelling links can appear from puberty, but they are mainly seen from middle age. They are semicircular spots on various parts of the body, and in some cases in the head area.
The red swellings can be up to several millimetres in size. They never appear alone, and often occur in larger numbers on the upper body.
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