Why do red moles grow?

Everyone has moles on their body. Common moles are black or brown and can be found anywhere on the body. Some people have red moles on their bodies. What’s going on? Because red moles are not common, some people think that red moles are a good omen, while others think that red moles are a symptom of disease. Below, the editor will explain to you the reasons why red moles appear on the body.

Common red moles are usually bright red or cherry-colored, about the size of a sesame seed, usually occur on the trunk and proximal limbs, and increase in number with age. This is because the skin surface has atrophied and blood vessels have proliferated in the dermal papilla, so red moles grow, which is generally harmless to the body.

However, not all red moles are like this. There is also a kind of blood mole, which is often considered to be an ordinary red mole because it is also bright red in color. Blood moles are generally the size of mung beans, red or brown in color, and raised on the surface of the skin. They are also called spider moles. Blood moles usually occur due to increased estrogen and excess fat in the body. If men and elderly women suddenly develop blood moles, it may indicate liver disease, such as liver cancer, chronic hepatitis or liver failure. This is because after the liver becomes diseased, it cannot normally inactivate estrogen, causing the estrogen content to rise and blood moles to appear. For some patients, the appearance of blood moles indicates that their liver function is already tending to failure.

Blood moles are generally distributed on the trunk, such as the chest, back, etc. Some patients have blood moles on the face or front of the arms. Blood moles change with the blood content in the body. If the patient suffers from anemia, severe bleeding, shock or death, the blood mole will disappear. Blood moles are not just a symbol of liver disease. Blood moles can also be seen in patients with rheumatism, rheumatoid arthritis, vitamin deficiency, lupus erythematosus and other diseases. Some pregnant women may also develop blood moles due to increased estrogen concentrations in their bodies, which usually disappear within a few months after delivery.

To sum up, the growth of red moles on the body is not a common phenomenon, it may be a sign of disease. We should pay more attention to our bodies in our daily lives, and go to the hospital for examination immediately if any abnormality is found.

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