I have these little bumps on my arms and just a few on my face. They dont show at all but when you touch my face or arms you can feel them. It's not bad enough to go to the doctors for. I've tried a lot of things but none of them are really working! help!
Serenidad1030 answered Wednesday June 21 2006, 10:36 pm: ok .. i have this. i went to the doctors about a year or two ago and they give u this lotion stuff that u put on morning and night (twice a day) so you get that and KEEP PUTTING IT ON ... i made that mistake and i still have them but there alot better than before. trust me .this works!i used to be so self consious about these i wouldent wear short sleeve shirts! but there normal and alot of people have them
iheartdrumersss answered Wednesday June 21 2006, 10:12 pm: Ooohh yeah, I know what you're talking about.
They might be sun bumps! I use to get those.
Unfortunately, there isn't any type of lotion or creme that you can get for it at a drugstore. You have to go to a dermotologist and they perscribe it for you. I wish i knew an easier way to get the stuff but I don't! Sorry! Hope it helped.
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BWAR answered Wednesday June 21 2006, 10:11 pm: Hey, it's most likely dry skin! Any lotion/cream will help. Try to find one that says on the bottle 'for dry/rough' skin. Put in on your arms a lot every night, no your face just a little. (You don't want it to get greasy, then end up getting acne) My brother had them and he used this stuff called AmLactin. Ah, it worked so good! In about a month he was cleared, and it's never come back! He only applies it like once a week now. He got it from his dermatologist, but she told us you can get it at any grocery store for under 8 dollars! Good luck, girl!
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