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Red and purple patches on the skin of the thighs, often accompanied by chilblains and made worse by cold.<\/p>\n

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Mottled purplish discoloration on the legs and thighs, usually of adolescent girls or fat boys before puberty. The disorder sometimes occurs in older women. The condition is worse in cold weather and there is no satisfactory treatment.<\/p>\n

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Red or bluish discoloration on the skin with swelling, itching, and burning.<\/p>\n

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A mature red blood cell (RBC). Each is a nonnucleated, biconcave disk averaging 7.7 \/am in diameter. An RBC has a typical cell membrane and an internal stroma, or framework, made of lipids and proteins to which more than 200 million molecules of hemoglobin are attached. Hemoglobin is a conjugated protein consisting of a colored iron-containing portion (hematin) and a simple protein (globin). It combines readily with oxygen to form an unstable compound (oxyhemoglobin). The total surface area of the RBCs of an average adult is 3820 sq m, or about 2000 times more than the external total body surface area.<\/p>\n

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A dermatological condition resulting from an issue within the local circulatory system, typically observed in young girls and women. It is marked by a bluish-red discoloration, particularly noticeable in the feet and legs, with a more pronounced appearance over the calves. This condition is often accompanied by a burning or itching sensation and, on occasion, swelling in the affected regions.<\/p>\n

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