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Did you know APS can cause livedo reticularis?

~20% of people develop this red or blue, lacy skin pattern, usually on the knees, thighs, or upper arms, caused by tiny clots in the skin.

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APS Support UK graphic for APS Awareness Month. Background shows close-up red blood cells. Top left: APS Support UK logo. A large panel reads ‘APS Awareness Fact’ with ‘#25’. Main text says around 20% of people with APS have a skin condition called livedo reticularis. It explains this is a red or blue mottled, lacy pattern usually on the knees, thighs and upper arms, but it can also appear on the body. It adds that livedo reticularis is caused by tiny clots inside the blood vessels of the skin that reduce blood flow. On the right is a pink honeycomb-style pattern icon. Bottom text: ‘#APSAM26’ and ‘#APSMATTERS’.
June 25, 2026 at 5:00 AM