Bumps on skin hands
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I have developed some bumps on my hands which have developed near some scars. I think they migt be contagious because my mom has gotten some on the inside of her hands and they are spreading on my hands, as well as some starting on my legs. They don't itch at all, They are about the size of the tip of a pincil, and they are skin colored so for the longest time I just thought they were little bumpy-like scars.
t have this little bumps that form on my hands. I get these little bumps on my thumbs and in between my fingers on the webbings. And sometimes at the creases where your hand attaches to your fingers. I did a lot of work where my hands got really dirty, but I never pinched anything. And I recently moved from the suburbs to country. I just started getting these bumps after the carnival season ended. There's a lot of dust where I live and we're out in the country.
Itchy, red bumps on the fingers may develop after contact with any allergen. Scabies can cause itchy red bumps on the hands and finger webs. Fungal infection will cause bumps, scaling and itching. If there are blisters it is possible that it is due to dyshidrotic eczema. A correct diagnosis will help in deciding the exact treatment for your condition. Consult a dermatologist. Do keep me posted.
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I recently was worried about bumps on my genitals and so I've been washing my hands constantly to help prevent any further bumps. I have been to the std clinic and have since been tested negative and were told the bumps were a common thing in males to not worry about it. I still continue to wash my hands a lot during the day. I noticed a quarter sized rash on the top portion of my hands. The rash is red and sometimes itchy but is in the exact same spot on both hands.
The bumps are now appearing on the backs of my hands and spreading up my ankles as well. The bumps seem to be under my skin and are a dark pink/red color.
I am concerned at how quickly they are spreading.
Any ideas what this could be or something else I could try to get rid of them?
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The second doctor then ruled out parasites, and said I should get my place checked for bed bugs. Meanwhile, red bumps have persisted on my hands (particularly the right hand), and less so anywhere else. I've had one or two bumps appear and go away on my torso, legs, and forearms. in general, they seem to come and go.. occassionally reappearing in the exact same places they were before, like one red mark on the palm of my left hand.
For about a year I've been getting bumps on my hands, feet, and groin. The bumps look similar to a blister but are NOT liquid filled and when broken open the skin is dry and scaly underneath. For the most part they do not itch, burn, or hurt but very occationally the bumps itch severly and once the bumps on my hand felt as if I had been hit with a hamer everywhere they appeared. They made my thumbnails feel like they were going to blow off. As a result my thumnails had the same bumps.
My hands also have a pinkish tint to them. On my wrists and the back of my hands, it is the bumps that appear red but my palms have a general pinkish tint to them. The bumps almost look like goosebumps. I bought hydrocortisone cream and have applied it once so I'm not sure if it will work but does anyone have any idea that this could be?
I'm also experiencing a scratchy throat and slight sinus pressure. I'm not sure if this could have anything to do with that.
My hands look completely normal but when they get wet for a long period of time (doing dishes, going swimming, or taking a shower), thick, tender bumps form on my hands. The bumps cover my entire palm and are on both hands, I actually think they may be on my fingers too, but if so, they are very small. The bumps vary in size. The bumps stay on my palms and slowly fade away as my hands dry out (This takes about 20 minutes at the most).
and no one has a clue on this situation. Hands get so sore that it is very hard to take a shower, wash my hands as well as to do my daily routine. It will clear up for about 2 to 3 days and then there I go again with the outbreak. It usually take about 2 to 3 weeks for it to run its course. This condition comes about usually while I sleep and when I wake up is when they are swollen and full of blisters. It is driving me crazy.
Hi. I haven't been online in awhile. I just started a roche trial last week. Everything has been going pretty well other than a few side effects. I'm curious if anyone has ever had painful red bumps on their hands and elbows. I've had these before from time to time, but it's usually just one or two bumps that go away in a couple of weeks. I've always associated it with dry skin. This time I have a lot of bumps and they're spreading all over my hands and elbows.
I have developed a serious rash of raised, slightly itchy bumps all over my fingers. I have a few of these pimply looking bumbs on my wrists and arms but the majority of the rash is on my fingers and thumbs. I have rule out almost all simple causes such as poisonous plants and reaction to soaps/detergents/creams etc. Days before the rash appeared I got fairly seriously sun burnt on my entire back.
Ever since high school I have gotten these bumps on my hands and feet a few times a year. They start showing up under my palms and on my feet, and soon spread to being clear bumps with clear liquid inside between my fingers and on the sides of my feet and toes. I sweat a lot on my hands and feet, and that is where they show up. They do not itch, except when they get really bad, like lately- then my palms and sides of my feet itch like crazy.
On the backs of my hands are several normally unnoticed bumps on hands. When looked at very close and under the sunlight especially, you can see that there are in fact dozens of small ones and several large ones. They look slightly darker but not much then the surronding skin. They do not itch burn or otherwise noticable symptoms othere than they are there. When you look at them from an angle in the sun you can see so many. Slightly raised and no specific pattern. What are they.
It came and went a few times a year and I do notice when my hands become sweaty that there are little bumps under the skin. However, my skin tends to breakout on the tops of the hands, around the ankles, and elbows. I misstook the condition for ringworm and got some AF ointment which only 'made it very angry'. After I bought some HC ointment for the intense itching, which again made it worse. Finnally a pharmisist suggested salacylic acid ointment (something like .5%).
I also have this on my hands. It's little red bumps all over both my hands. Sometimes they'll be gone for months. I haven't been to the doc yet so i'm not sure what's wrong. My hands are very sweaty all the time so i wonder if that has anything to do with it. Today my hands were covered with the red bumps and my hands felt like they were really hot within. I could hardly move them, they felt like they were swollen and it hurt to move because of the bumps all over my hands.
I have small bumps (a mm in width, uniform and circular) on the tops of my feet, and a couple on the backs of my hands (probably 10 or so on each foot, only 2 on each hand). The bumps are skin colored, and barely raised off the surface. They are easily missed if not feeling for them, or not looking for them. They have been there for years, and they seem to be asymptomatic in the sense that they cause no other problems and I am in perfect health.
Hello, I recently moved to a dry climate and have been having problems with very small (1 mm) fluid filled bumps on the plam of my hands and sometimes the tips of my fingers. The bumps itch somewhat initially until I open them and a small amount of clear fluid is released. Then they heal and are fine. I have had this condition before but never quite to this extent as they are now very common on my palms. Is this caused by dry skin or a fungus? How should I treat it? Thank you!
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