Woman Suffers From Frequent Nosebleeds, Lip & Tongue Rash - Let’s Diagnose

A 22-year-old woman went to the doctor with concerns about frequent nosebleeds. She also noticed some bright red macules and spider veins had appeared on her lips and tongue. If she pressed on them, they briefly disappeared.

Could it be lobular capillary hemangiomas? Rosacea? Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia? CREST syndrome?

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