Definition: Angiodermatitis is a condition that affects the skin, affecting anywhere between one to ten percent of the population in some areas. It's characterized by patches of red or blue skin covering large areas of the body, often from a single spot. The exact cause of angiodermatitis isn't known; it's thought to be caused by an immune system response to foreign substances like allergens, bacteria, or viruses.
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