As the collagen liquifies, the under layers of the skin do the same. Hemorrhages under the skin, called petehaie, are marked by red spots that develop on the surface. These red spots expand and merge becoming massive bruises. As a result, the skin becomes exceedingly soft. The skin then develops macupapular rash where multiple white blisters appear.
Hemorrhagic blood seeps from tears that develop in the skin.
Every opening of the body bleeds. Blood hemorrhages from the salivary glands. In fact, the surface of the tongue loosens and may fall off. The back of the throat may do the same. The gums surrounding the teeth bleeds and the entire mouth bleeds.