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Itchy bumps under the skin on arms legs back......everywhere

Hi I get white, itchy bumps on my skin around the wrist and on the upper arms particularly while or just after exercising however there are times, mostly when in bed, that I get itchy all over my legs, buttocks, belly, back and arms. I have had them for a while and tried many different treatments to no avail. The best so far was a treatment for scabies but it was't a permanent fix and the itch came back after about a week both times that I tried. (I did a full treatment cycle washing sheets clothes etc at the start and end using a full body lotion so pretty sure its not scabies but the treatment did help some)
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Hello and hope you are doing well.

Scabies could recur, so consult your doctor regarding this. It could also be a fungal infection. This produces fine scaly patches. Others could be due to skin conditions like contact dermatitis, eczema and psoriasis. In contact dermatitis exposure to an irritant like a chemical or metal or anything you are allergic to, can cause rash and itching.You may need to consult a your doctor  who will examine you and may ask for blood tests and in addition examine the scrapings from the skin to arrive at a diagnosis for appropriate therapy.

Hope this helped and do keep us posted.
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Have you actually seen a doctor about this? They'll do a test to see what it is and if its bacteria derived then they'll most likely give you antibiotics. If its virus derived that its normally an indication of a weekend immune system and this needs different treatment and sometimes lifestyle changes.  
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