angioma - #17316
A few months ago, I noticed a small red bump on my shoulder. It looked like a tiny blood blister, so I ignored it. But then I saw another one on my arm, and a few more on my chest. They’re not painful, but they’re bright red and slightly raised. When I looked it up, it seems like they might be angiomas—something about tiny blood vessels forming abnormally under the skin. I asked my doctor, and they confirmed that it’s an angioma but said it’s harmless and doesn’t need treatment unless it bleeds or grows too much. But now that I’ve started noticing them, I feel like I keep finding more, and I’m wondering why they’re appearing. I started reading about Ayurveda and whether it can help with skin issues like angiomas. Are there natural ways to reduce or prevent them? Do they indicate something about my body, like poor circulation or liver issues? I read that excessive pitta dosha can cause skin problems—could that be why I’m getting these? Also, is there a way to stop new angiomas from forming? Should I be avoiding certain foods or making changes to my lifestyle? I don’t want them to keep increasing, and I’d prefer not to go for laser removal or surgery. Can Ayurveda help clear them up naturally?
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