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Home News The skin rashes that may be tied to COVID-19 take many forms, from tiny red dots to larger, flat lesions, doctors say. (Image: © Shutterstock) Numerous reports of skin rashes in patients with COVID-19 are cropping up around the world.The rashes can take many forms — some appear as tiny red spots, while…

BREAKING NEWSCOVID-19: Help, information and resourcesWEATHER ALERTHeat AdvisoryWATCH VIDEOSWelcome, Your AccountLog OutMost of the patients being treated with the symptom are in their teens and 20's. Doctors say there may be a new symptom of coronavirus they are calling "Covid Toes."Doctors treating patients with COVID-19 say they're finding red, purple, or blue lesions on some…

(Meredith/CNN) -- Scientists are learning more each day about the mysterious novel coronavirus and the symptoms of Covid-19, the disease it causes.Fever, cough and shortness of breath are found in the vast majority of all Covid-19 cases. But there are additional signals of the virus, some that are very much like cold or flu, and…

They’re called “COVID toes,” and they look like frostbite. But the mysterious red or purple mottling that appears on toes as well as occasionally fingers is puzzling doctors and researchers alike, as an apparent sign of coronavirus infection in otherwise asymptomatic children and young adults. “They’re typically painful to touch and could have a hot…

WASHINGTON — Doctors around the country are trying to figure out whether a new mysterious skin condition could be a possible sign of coronavirus in asymptomatic patients. The condition, informally being called "COVID toes" by some doctors, causes lesions or painful bumps, and sometimes frostbite-like areas of purple, blue or red discoloration in toes and…