painful bumps on fingers symptoms

I have this tiny bumps on my left index finger on the side and on my middle finger on the knuckle area i picked them and this is what it looks like (check websites) im concerned of what this is and i also want to know how to get rid of them http://img692.imageshack.us/i/213842.jpg/ http://img268.imageshack.us/i/213826.jpg/ This discussion is related to <a href='/posts/show/1037672'> lump of finger</a>.

i have these red, painful bumps on my middle and index fingers on both hands. it started on my right hand and spread to my left hand. the bumps are red, kinda sore. the ones on my middle finger are clustered. what could it be? i read somewhere you can get herpes on your hand. is that a possible answer?

I have exactly what you say. Little reddish bumps on the sides of my fingers then on my joints of my fingers. They are really red but they give off a little pinkish tint that you can tell that they are there. It never itches but if you push on them it feels like little needles. They can get so badly around my joints that it hurts to bend my finger, open any bottle of any sort, grip a pencil, etc... we looked everything up but cant figure out what it is. It will go away then come back.

Is it possible to get herpes on your palms or fingers only? I get small red bumps/ clear blisters randomly on my palms and fingers. I thought it may be pompholyx, but they do not itch. They do not break open. They appear they will go away in 2-3 days or some may take 3-4 weeks. They are about the size of a pen point and usually appear on one or both hands during an out break. They can then go away for months at a time.

It appears to be filled with clear fluid, like a blister. Its painful when I press on it. I had these a few months ago on the same finger and also on my right thumb and left index finger, but when they went away I thought that was it, but now they're coming back. Any ideas what these are?

Hello, From the symptoms it looks like herpetic whitlow. Herpetic whitlow is a painful viral infection occurring on the fingers or around the fingernails and is caused by infection with the herpes simplex virus (HSV). My sincere advice would be to get it evaluated from a dermatologist. It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.

I would have asked the doctor but I have no money. On the middle and ring fingers on BOTH hands i have bumps near the bottom palm side. Now I wouldn't worry normally for something like this but it's peeling a little and the bumps are in the same exact spots on the different hands. They are tiny and clear, like poison ivy though there is no real itching and I've had poison ivy so often that I would recognize that easily.

t know if it went to my hands or what, but last week I saw tiny bumps on my middle, index, ring, and pinky finger on my right hand. I put alcohol on them and covered them with bandaids. They went away in a couple of days. But today I saw the same thing on my left hand. They weren't there yesterday. They are very hard to bust, but when I busted one, clear liquid came out. They don't itch or hurt at all.

i have no idea what i have....it started with small bumps, very itch, turns into blisters...somtimes yellow, then flaky skin. very ichy, painful to touch or to use my hands only on the hands....it's been off and on for 3 months, but on for most of the time. i've tried exima creme, serisis cream, nothing helps.

A few weeks ago, he started getting the SAME rash on his hands (water blisters on sides of fingers and in webbing of fingers). We both started working new jobs so at first I thought perhaps my boyfriend was experiencing contact dermatitis. He has been experiencing intense itching (I have also) it seems to be worse at night. I itch on my arms and hands, he itches in his genital region and stomach as well as hands.

Hello, From the symptoms it does not sound like Carpal tunnel syndrome to me. It can be herpetic whitlow which presents as painful bumps on the fingers, cellulitis skin or Osler’s nodes. Herpetic whitlow is a painful viral infection occurring on the fingers or around the fingernails. Herpetic whitlow is caused by infection with the herpes simplex virus (HSV). Osler’s nodes are painful, red, raised lesions on the palms and soles.

A couple of years ago I started developing these small painful bumps on my fingers/palm under the thick part of the skin. I might have 1-3 at a time - typically in different places/hands. After a few weeks they go away and aren't necessarily visible unless pressing the skin around them (skin goes white). They aren't surface blisters and feel more like a splinter.

for 2 weeks from now, but yesterday I noted that I also have these little bumps right under my fingernails on 6 of my fingers (middle, ring, pinky), so I want them to look at that too. Thank you again for your response - this system of correspondence is wonderful!

They are mostly on the pads of the fingers with a couple on the sides and one on the top of my index finger that feels and almost looks like a hangnail. These spots are limited to my right hand only. On my middle finger the red spots almost form a ring. Ideas? I also notice that they are especially sensitive to warm/hot water and if I happen to bump them, it really hurts.

These bumps initiated at the acutal joint on the fingers between my knuckle and the first joint, on my toes they initiated on the joint itself... I've tried to do research all over the place but nothing I have read or seen has matched what I have. Above is the best description I can give but it initiated at the joints in every case, not attached to the bone or deep, on my right toe it has moved to raised bumps on the hair follicle..... I'm still at a loss....

I have had a blister on ring finger and middle finger next to the nail for 6-7 months on my left hand.. I am right handed. My reg. doc took a sample of the fluid from them. It showed nothing. They fill up with fluid and get painful and then loose the fluid and go for another couple of days or so and they do the same thing all over again. I have tried lemon juice, perioxide, alcohol, Neosporin, and Triamcinolone Acetonide.

Hello, The small itchy bumps on your fingers can be due to contact dermatitis or dyshidrotic eczema. For the itchy bumps, take antihistaminics like Benadryl(causes drowsiness) and Claritin and apply some calamine lotion on the rashes as it helps in soothing the skin.You can also apply mild steroid cream on the rash.If the symptoms persists then oral steroids may be needed which are available on prescription. Also keep the area well moisturized with good moisturiers.

I have these tiny bumps on the inside of my fingers (only on the right hand.) I'm wondering if it could be warts? There is no rough surface, so I'm not sure if using wart remover is a good idea, as it may eat away at the skin. Also, I thought it might be a new reaction to the gloves I use at work. I wear the glove primarily on my right hand, as I am a sonographer, and this is the hand I scan with.

Also recently 4 days ago i started noticing small white bumps on the mid section on my penis on the underside under the foreskin. the bumps are itchy and painful sometimes but manageable. Also, the tip of my penis is red towards the base (I believe they call it the Tyson glands). It itches and hurt sometimes too. I went to see a doctor concerning my symptoms and she said it is unlikely those are herpes because herpes symptoms are pretty classic with obvious sores and ulcerations.

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).

i can feel small bumps on my vagina when i insert my fingers on it..is it normal? about 2 bumps and it is paired.. my frends told me that its normal..but im woried about it..

Last possibility is of herpetic whitlow. It is a painful viral infection occurring on the fingers or around the fingernails. Herpetic whitlow is caused by infection with the herpes simplex virus (HSV). I would suggest you to get an examination done from a dermatologist. It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor.

I get these little red bumps on my hands and fingers every once in a while. They are never clustered, I may get one on and hand or finger and then next week get another one on the other hand or finger. They hurt when touched. They usually disappear after a week or so. What could this be? Thanks!

POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO PAINFUL BUMPS ON FINGERS: I got rid of my painful bumps by putting athlete's foot medicine on my FEET, NOT MY HANDS. Wash your feet twice a day at first, using CLOTRIMAZOLE CREAM between the toes, or probably any anifungal cream. If your painful bumps are the same as mine, they will start to disappear in a day or 2. I continue to use the cream EVERY DAY after showering, with no more bumps on my fingers at all.

A few days ago, I noticed a tiny sore spot on one of my fingers. It felt like I had a tiny piece of glass in my finger; so, I used a needle to try and retrieve the offending object. However, there was nothing there. The next day, a similar bump appeared on another finger, with the same feeling of a splinter or glass under the skin. Today, I can count at least seven of these very tiny, slightly raised bumps.

i have these bumps on my two fingers they are itchy and have a clear liquid discarge i use a steriod cream they still come back,a doc said it was ecsema i tried everything i was hopeing someone can help me out with a solution??

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