What is the reason for a red mole on the chest

It is not uncommon to have moles on the body. Many people around us have this condition, and the moles grow in different locations. Some grow on the chest, some on the back, some are black moles, and some are red moles. But red is not very common, so what is the reason for a red mole on the chest? All moles are caused by pigmentation, and some are even potentially dangerous. If you have a mole on your chest, it may be related to metabolism.

1. The formation of red moles on the body is generally related to estrogen metabolism. Adolescent girls and pregnant women will develop spider nevi due to increased estrogen levels in the body. This is a normal phenomenon. If spider nevi suddenly appear in men or elderly women, you should be vigilant because patients with cirrhosis, liver cancer and chronic hepatitis, accompanied by liver failure, will also have spider nevi due to the liver's weakened ability to inactivate estrogen and a corresponding increase in estrogen levels. Therefore, some people say that spider nevi are a warning light for liver failure. Therefore, red moles have a great impact on our body. If necessary, you can go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment. It is recommended to eat a balanced diet to replenish qi, nourish the kidneys, improve immunity, eat less fried food, pigments, preservatives, acid-soaked and other junk food, exercise appropriately, and be in a good mood.

2 Considered to be benign capillary hemangioma. It's not contagious, don't be afraid. It is the accumulation of blood vessels caused by the dilation of capillaries in the skin, which causes red vascular bumps to appear on the skin. Don't be afraid if this disease has no impact on your health and you can ignore it. It is mostly related to endocrine and degenerative changes in skin aging. If there are not too many, you generally don't need to deal with it. If the treatment is to use pulsed dye laser to remove it, local treatment will work well.

3 Consider cherry hemangioma, also called jewel nevus. It is more common in people over 30 years old. Almost everyone over fifty has it. It is caused by the expansion of capillary endothelial cells. No health impact, no need for treatment

4 Red moles", generally occur in adults around 40 years old, and their number gradually increases with age. The skin lesions are initially needle-sized, bright red or cherry-red papules, so they are also called cherry-red hemangiomas. Later, they increase in size and become hemispherical and protrude above the skin surface. The surface is smooth, scattered, not fused, and has clear boundaries. They are prone to occur on the trunk and distal extremities, without any subjective symptoms.

This condition is caused by vascular degeneration and dilation of capillaries. Therefore, it is not a true hemangioma, nor a malignant tumor, and it will not become cancerous, so patients do not need to worry. No treatment is required, just take precautions to avoid scratching the wound and causing infection. If individual injuries or bruises do not heal for a long time and often bleed, electrocautery, freezing, laser and other methods can be used for treatment.