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randomjo

Sep 28, 2011

it's slightly surreal to be having the same symptoms as everyone else on this post. Has anyone noticed that the red lumps often start with a small scab or blackish centre like a splinter. i am a consultant paediatrian and am absolutely sure this is not chicken pox or shingles. I notice that i get more when i cycle (with cycling gloves on) or work in the lab with tight fitting nitrile gloves, so my hunches are infection ? fungal. will show to my dermatology friends and hopefully post back one day !

maddrox

Sep 28, 2011

I have the same problem as everyone (almost) its Dyshidrosis, It can be severe/disfiguring for some, a nuisance for others. no known reason or cure, but was originally believed to be from severe sweating. at least 90% of the posts I'm reading are the usual symptoms. Don't worry its not contagious. for more info http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dishydrosis

Delights930

Oct 09, 2011

I just did a search today because I have just started having a problem w/ this recently. It has never happened before. I am a 31 yr old, caucasian female, who lives in Florida. About 5 days ago, I woke up w/ a couple of small red bumps, about the size of a pen tip, one on my thumb on my left hand and one on my middle finger, on my right hand (they are on the underside of my fingers). Then yesterday when I woke up, I had three more. On the palm of my R hand, and middle finger again. Now, when I woke up today, I have about 10 more that have shown up. More on the palm of my R hand, the same middle finger, pinkie on my R hand and ring finger on my L hand. They are not painful, unless touched (by picking up something, or opening a door, holding things) and it feels like a splinter. They don't itch... I haven't had any other symptoms or medical problems. I was just very concerned as to what this problem could be. I've looked up pictures of the conditions that have been listed here and none of them look like what I have... However, I don't think you would be able to see them if a picture was taken. They are very small and not red enough that they would show. It is comforting to know from the posts describing the same problem, that this is not contagious... And that I am not alone in this... However, it does concern me that those who describe the same exact problem, have not been able to find out what it is, what is causing it, or how to treat it... Also, that so many have had this problem for SO long! Has anyone figured out more about this??

anon81

Oct 10, 2011

To: kendra

that's funny, I got the same type of condition - small raised red bumps, filled with clear liquid -- while in law school. especially bad while studying for the bar exam. just annoying to see more than anything else.

cheer33

Oct 11, 2011

This is my first time getting this and it started out as one bump and by the end of the day I had 33 all together. They are very tiny and tender to the touch and are on my elbows, palms of my hands, in between my fingers, joints of my fingers, and on my forearms. I was very concerned at first but after reading this it makes sense. My stress has been outrageous lately and I'm going to try the less wheat and sugar thing. Hopefully it helps...I have to meet my boyfriend's mom this weekend and don't want her thinking I have lepracy or something

Crystalrayne

Oct 12, 2011

To: Crystalrayne

So i also have the same thing. Im 21. They ONLY appear on my index fingers. Recurring most often on my right index fingers knuckle (where they always appear) and they'll disappear then spring back up almost overnight. No fluid no pain. Sometimes a mild discomfort, sometimes they itch crazy. The left knuckle has teen tiny bumps around a mosquito sized bump, the right look like 2 bumps side by side.

Recently i had a rash of bumps spring up on my right elbow right below, it inched crazy now doesn't but is still there i wonder if its connected.

It reminds me of a wart the way they keep coming back, i have no clue.

Does anyone?

-Crystalrayne

frodo11

Oct 12, 2011

To: everyone

Hi everyone,
Today i noticed that my hands were extremely dry and that on my fingers i had these painful red bumps. i thought it was because i was sick but when i told my dad he told me he got them too. i was looking up all sorts of things when i found this and ready EVERYTHING that was written on this page. I have looked up that shingles things and honestly don't think it is that because i don't feel it is that severe. But i also do not know what it is. My dad and me both get them and the only thing i can conclude is that it is due to stress; which is weird because i am under no more stress that usual. It could be that my body is under stress because it fighting off a bad cold but thats all i can think of. All ik is i dont want these bumps to get worse so if ANYONE knows what they are plz tell me.

~Jessica~

terranicholson

Oct 17, 2011

To: Everyone

How many years of post did I just read!! OMG I need a nap now.
I have the bumps like every one else. Just one at a time, pen head size, only painful when touched.
Then when they go away the skin dries up around the area, looks wrinkly and old. My 29 year old hands look horrible in a small eraser size area for another week or so and then all better.

I wonder if the Abreva will work, like a above post said? i will try it and report back

Pamera

Oct 20, 2011

Hi. This sounds repetitive
But I also have the exact same thing, (nice to know it's common) wish I read a cure though lol.
I get very few every so often but I have recently (3weeks ago) had a baby. I'm inclined to think it's most likely cause by stress after reading everyone's input. As a personal trainer I eat really clean so I have doubts about yeast and sugar but I guess it is a possibility as yeast, and dairy are two very hard things for your body to break down. Sugar on the other hand your body recognizes quite a bit easier and can readily dispose of it and burn the rest so most likely if this was the case I would pin it on the yeast/ wheat.
So there you have it: stress and diet... Now to find an ointment that works to get rid of them...

Pamera

Oct 20, 2011

I've tried steroid cream... It works in just a couple days they are gone (1-3 days)

colleeeen18

Oct 21, 2011

To: Crystalrayne

I have the exactt same thing as you. I'm 19, and the little bumps are only on my index fingers of my hands, on my elbows, and there's a little on my foot and back of ankle too.
Someone in the very beginning of the thread said something about having too much bad bacteria in her stomach and not enough good bacteria.
I was on antibiotics for about a month before this and just got off of them. I wonder if taking some probiotics will make them go away?

shelley272002

Oct 27, 2011

I have them too. I get them like 4-10 bumps at a time. In diff areas on both hands. Never on my palms or back of palms. But always anywhere on my fingers. Mostly the sides or by joints. But I do get them on the pads of my fingers and the tops sometimes. They are really just annoying to me. Sometimes when they are on the pads of my fingers it hurts when I touch things like when writing or pulling a cupboard open. I am 27 and have gotten them since I was in highschool. So about 10 or more years. Good to know im not the only one with these.

smitty7977

Oct 28, 2011

To: All

Shocker I have the same thing. Mostly on the tops of my fingers. You can not tell they are there unless looking for them, but are very sensitive to the touch. I have found something that helps but is by no means a cure. It is very rare but I do get them in between my fingers and they don’t itch but they drive me even more crazy b/c they are constantly in touch with my fingers rubbing together. I put band- aids on them to keep them from rubbing. Once I had no choice but to use a band aid with Neosporin all ready on it and it was instant relief. Now I use Neosporin when I get them on the tips of my fingers too. This just helps with the sensitivity. It still takes a few weeks for them to go away completely, and I still have the dry skin areas after they are gone.
On a side note I agree with the stress thing.
Hope this helps.

jack250

Oct 28, 2011

To: all

A few similar bumps just came up a few weeks ago. They look a bit like infected splinters but are not. They are located on my right index and right little fingers, between finger nail and top joint. I am thinking these are CHILL BLAINS as (according to Wikipedia) they are related to connective tissue disorders, which I have. Other people (see above posts) have also pointed a bumpy finger at chill blains.

These autoimmune family things can have all sorts of symptoms. I have other hand and feet symptoms (neuropathies) like mild burning, big toe numbness and a few other things. I was diagnosed years ago with Sjogrens syndrome but I believe that other members of the connective tissue family of disorders can also be found if you are prone to it. I am not an expert on this and my conclusions are drawn from having read information from medical websites.

kk1235

Oct 31, 2011

I get this, wondering if its psoriasis?????

SelfActualize

Nov 03, 2011

To: all

It's Raynaud's disease

butterflymama28

Nov 06, 2011

To: All

I have these bumps too. Ive only had them twice already and i may think it might have a little to do with stress. But i have no idea what they are. they are not just on my fingers its also on my palm of my hands. Please help find an answer

Cfoxy98

Nov 07, 2011

Mine was also stumped today by my painful bumps. I'm a surgical technologist so this *****. However, I was prescribed prednisone which is helping to my surprise. I thought maybe this would help. I know I'm aggravated no one knows what this is.

jack250

Nov 08, 2011

To: SelfActualize

I have had symptoms of Reynaud's also. And chillblains can be related to Reynauds. Reynauds is in the autoimmune/connective tissue problem area.

beki849

Nov 09, 2011

i have these red bumps on my finger as well, so does my brother and grandad it can be inherited, we go diagnosed with psoriasis, it flares up when your stressed and you can usually get steroid cream to sooth it :)

marie645

Nov 10, 2011

I also have those bumps and found the perfect picture and site;

http://www.skincarephysicians.com/eczemanet/hand_dermatitis.html

marie645

Nov 10, 2011

I also have those bumps and found the perfect picture and site;

http://www.skincarephysicians.com/eczemanet/hand_dermatitis.html

waywayway

Nov 10, 2011

Hi everybody,

I think I have a similar problem.
You can watch my pictures to see if it looks like yours.
I tried a lot of stuff but the only thing that helped me was Ravintsara essential oil. Since I put it on my fingers few months ago, they didn't come back.

Hope you find this useful.
Good luck to all of you.

SDOTHOFFA

Nov 13, 2011

OMG, I'm going nuts right now- I have the EXACT same thing on my hands, this particular episode when the little red bumps went away my hands look like I have moles or freckles (just realizing that subconsciously I am under sum extreme STRESS right now) I would like 2 email w/ u all about this so maybe 2gether we can come 2 a consensus about this, it really blows me... ***@**** is my email, I look 4wd 2 hearing 4 u :) ~S.DOT

howdystranger1

Nov 22, 2011

To: all

i think 'tender bumps' is something related to chemicals. my daughter cleaned the bathroom floor yesterday with a wet rag using her hands and feet. both her hands and feet had 'tender bumps' the next day. the only chemical i am aware of that was on the floor was a little bit of AJAX. She also simultaneously has several ulcers in her mouth which occurred BEFORE the tender bumps. she is 14, we are in seattle, wa, it is in the 40's and high moisture (pretty much the same for the past month). it is fall and hardly any airborne stuff. she also has a sore throat. she was also a little stressed yesterday due to having to do a lot of chores.

jmbee

Nov 22, 2011

I just went to a dermatologist with the same symptoms and was diagnosed with dyshidrotic eczema (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyshidrosis). Mine never itched, just felt like splinters under my skin. I was told to keep my skin heavily moisturized (I live in Minnesota and it's cold & dry here now), and was prescribed a steroid for outbreaks, although it's super greasy so I have a hard time using it. I can reply with the name of it when I have a moment.

kjsspots

Nov 23, 2011

To: Possible Answers

I have the same problem as all of you. Red painful spots/rash on hands, feet, etc. I have had this on and off for many years and have never gotten any answers. I also have MS and on my last visit to my neurologist she suggested that it could be Sarcoidosis. In my case it is Neurosarcoidosis. I did my research and I have many of the symptoms. The treatment is Steroids so that makes sense for those who tried taking steroids and they went away. There a only a few tests to verify Sarcoidosis. One is a testing ACE levels (mine was high) and then a biopsy (which I have not gotten the results yet) I think it is a real possibility. I hope this information helps at least some of you. Good Luck!

kjsspots

Nov 23, 2011

Another test for Sarcoidosis would be a chest x-ray as that is where it is usually starts. The spots are called Granuloma.

InStars

Dec 04, 2011

RAYNAUD'S DISEASE

Is the cause of my red bumps. I get them on my fingers (near upper two joints). They are painful to touch and itchy sometimes. I also get them on my toes.

They are triggered by stress, cold temperatures, hormonal birth control and certain medications.

It is caused by the arteries in my digits being too narrow, causing lack of circulation.

It took me a couple doctors before it was figured out since it can be a secondary issue caused by other disorders (like lupus, RA, and others). Mine is not a secondary issue (where it is called Raynauds phenomenon), it is a primary issue. It is most common in women.

Hope that helps some.

There are meds that can help, and i am going into a specialist who will help me find one. Suppliments like ginko and niacin have been said to help, but I would ask a doc first before starting anything. I took niacin for my toes when i was younger.

I wear socks at all times, and gloves whenever i go outside or feel my hands getting cold, but the breakouts can be severe. =P

pgten

Dec 14, 2011

To: rnhd123

I actually don't know what this red bump is but I know you and I suffering the same situation if you are looking for pics.. I have some of me....these dots show up a lot in finger areas... However, I have a permanent red dot in my arm it has been there for a while now... And I'm pretty sure it can happen to anyone... Because I am 13 I have these same red dots I just hope they aren't a sign of something serious later on...

N202

Dec 21, 2011

This is my second run with these stupid bumps on my right hand. I have them on all five fingers (half an inch red circle of around 10 bumps on top of my thumb, and many single, yet very unnoticeable ones on my other four fingers) on my right hand. I've never had any type of symptom. No itching, no swelling, no pain. Nothing. Just bumps.

I don't remember if the previous time I had this if the weather here (SoCal) was dry and cold as it is now. But during this type of weather, my hands get very dry. Not sure if that is a factor. I'm also under mental stress.

I started applying Cortizone 10 Plus to the annoying areas during the day, and I apply it liberally on the group of bumps my thumb and cover it somewhat loosely with a band-aid before I go to bed. The red bumps on my thumb has reduced about half in redness and height in 48 hours. I'll continue with the Cortizone and post again in a few days with an update.

lanie561

Dec 31, 2011

To: laflaca1971

DID YOU EVER FIND OUT WHAT YOU HAVE? I HAVE IT TOO.

chaese

Jan 02, 2012

To: goobers18

i too am a surgical technologist and this kills!! of course my materials management person thinks i'm just nuts. i already use a latex free glove they have to special order and the dermatologist suggested a different scrub. i had to go to the health nurse, dermatologist again and the department manager to get it rolling. so now i have a new glove and scrub yet am getting new outbreaks!!! dermatologist is stumped and i have another appointment with he and a coleage. if i ever get an answer i'll post it. hopefully i'm not just nuts

Jaycielle

Jan 20, 2012

To: All

Once again, my bumps are back. They've been back monthly since my last post and for years prior. This time they are not on my hands, however my elbows are completely covered. They are painful to the touch, and grouping together. All I can do is take pictures and keep track because every time I get to the doctors office or dermatologists office, the bumps are cleared. I personally believe that these bumps are somehow related to hormones. I am due for my period next week. I tend to get them the week before, the week after or both. Always these bumps appear; hands, knees and elbows. Because there is currently no diagnosis, I am frustrated beyond belief. I wish I knew what it was, I wish I knew if there was a magic cure or treatment. For a long time, I've been very annoyed with having to choose what I wear based on if bumps appear and where. I know a lot of people on here complain of these bumps. As I read through them, some are similar and some are quite different. We all have some sort of bumps but I don't think they're all the same. However maybe there is some greater connection and I wish someone out there could find a cure.

Rece22

Jan 20, 2012

I've read all of the above & I also have these little red bumps on my fingers. Usually it's on my right index finger around the most distal knuckle, but I just started breaking out with them again & I have one on my right ring finger now. It hurts cuz I use that finger to stabilize my pen/pencil. The ones on my index finger presently have been the biggest cluster yet. This time it started out as a lump like maybe I'd hit it against a corner & bruised it, but within a couple days it developed into the bumps.
I've been getting these outbreaks every couple months for the past two years. I thought perhaps it's because I washed my hands too often (I'm a caregiver & wash my hands constantly) but reading your posts makes me wonder if it's really stress or eczema? I'd really live to kno what u find out asap!

N202

Jan 24, 2012

To: All

My original post was Dec 21, and after six days of continuous application of Cortizone 10 Plus day and night to the irritating areas, the bumps went away. The main area that had the clusters on my thumb show only a very slight not easily noticeable red circle. Totally flat. It almost looks like a circular scar, but again, very unnoticeable unless I actually point it out to you. I feel that would have gone away also, but I lightened up on the frequency of the Cortizone 10 Plus applications once the cluster of bumps went away. I started with that remedy again once daily to see if that little circle disappears also. It does look much better.

I can't say Cortizone 10 Plus is the cure, but even after the first 24 hours of use with the loose band-aid, there was improvement. So I do believe this works. At least for me. If I do have another outbreak, I'll post again.

I can't see anything negative just by trying the Cortizone 10 Plus. I do suggest it. Post your results if you do try this.

I still don't know exactly why bumps came about.

hilapat12

Jan 31, 2012

my bump came about this weekend...between the pointing finger and thumb. It started small and then grew. It doesn't seem to have fluid in it...it is so sore. A couple of days later...today--i see a rash from this bump going up my hand and half of my arm. I noticed that my underarm was very sore this morning on the same side. When I was younger I remember getting these after going to tanning beds...something to do with sweating and stress. i haven't had these for decades, but have had extreme stress with my job the last couple of weeks.I quit putting lotion on my hands...had started using a new one with cocoa butter and oils...the tanning bed oils seemed to have been a contributor to me getting them years ago. I am thinking that drying them out and avoiding moisture and lotions is what helps?

librakm

Feb 06, 2012

To: red bumps

these red bumps are all over my hands this time, usually they are just on a few fingers, near the joint and on the sides, now they are all over, mostly on my fingers and one on the top of my hand and one spot on my palm. they usually don't hurt so bad, but this time, they are very painful, i really wonder what causes this. i'm also getting a lot of electrically shocks, i'm thinking this has to be related to vitamins i'm taking or something i ate recently.

kcarlisle15

Feb 16, 2012

To: bumps

I too have them. I am glad that these are more common than I perhaps thought! Mine are a bit fluid filled and can be itchy and painful at times. Once they go away the skin under them peels! Does anyone else's do this?

LisaH1313

Feb 16, 2012

To: SelfActualize

It is definitely not Raynauds. I have that too. It's symptoms are totally different

Xoxo37

Feb 16, 2012

I as well am dealing with this issue. I'm 18 and a college student. I was recently in a car accident , and since then my stress level has gone up. I exercise frequently and diet. Ever since school and the accident happened I overwhelm myself with working out, classes, diet, and other personal issues, such as my chronic back pain. It may be this that's causing these red bumps on my fingers (nuckles/sides of fingers). They tend to swell and it irritates when I rub my fingers through them. I am considering going to a dermatologist to check this out. All in all I do think stress is causing this to occur

cmmom32

Feb 16, 2012

To: TW4144

no one asked u to be rude! to someone who has no clue what it is they might think its cancerous..and not knowing is scary! dont chastise a person for seeking answers your have no right you'd think having beatin any form of cancer twice you would b more understanding what if a dr. told you to get over it when you asked them what was wrong with u? its nice that you said it was common and not to worry but jeeze don't dumb someone down for asking a question isn't that exactly what this sight is for? i searched it for the same reason and its good to have closure on the topic and to know its not just me..you can't blame someone for asking! no one asked you to answer the question u seemed so annoyed with!

lindspt

Feb 27, 2012

I have these same "bumps" on my fingers and toes as well. They started about 10 or 15 years ago, I can't quite remember. I get them around my PIP and DIP joints mostly, but I also get them pretty much anywhere distal to my MCP in my hands. They appear distally on my toes. I also have Raynaud's Syndrome and have been to both a dermatologist and rheumatologist for both conditions. I had a labs drawn and came back with a positive ANA and slight anemia. My doctor originally came up with the diagnosis of Discoid Lupus. I was given Prednisone, which definitely helped with the symptoms, and a steroids cream that did not. I recently went back to a different doctor (all within the VA system) and was told I might actually have Systemic lupus, SLE. I'm back on another course of Prednisone since my hands became so painful that I couldn't type, grip anything, or carry on with hobbies I enjoy, like rock climbing. The Prednisone really works well as it seems pretty clear this is an autoimmune issue. It seems my Raynaud's and possible Lupus are connected, but I don't seem to be able to get a definitive answer from anyone. Its really frustrating not being able to manage my symptoms, and I don't want to to have to take Prednisone every time it gets bad. I was in the military and I'm a graduate student now, so I'm probably a little on the stressed side without even realizing it, but I've had them appear randomly throughout my life without any apparent connection to temperature, stress, or contact with any particular lotion or anything. I had chicken pox as a kid, don't have herpes or lesions anywhere else besides my fingers and toes (the places where Raynauds affects me), and had a biopsy of one of the bumps that came back inconclusive.
I hope this is somewhat helpful to anyone out there who might want to know where to turn to for help or answers. This has stumped me and my doctors for years and it's really frustrating to just have to deal with it or take pretty serious drugs to manage symptoms without addressing the underlying problem.

burreli

Mar 21, 2012

I'm 17 and I get small, red bumps on my hands. They started out on my right pointer finger, moved to the same thumb, then to the opposite hand. I noticed one day that I had a few on the tops of my feet. Right now, they are literally all over the top of my hands. Triple Antibiotic ointments (Hydro-cortisone) get rid of the itch. All in all, they don't hurt, just itch like mad. When I scratch them, they seem to get larger and disappear within a few days.

My mother is a doctor, but she won't really take a gander at them.
I think mine are a type of nerve problem and are connected with stress.
I need help.

zdc28

May 10, 2012

To: Jaycielle

Hi, I get the same red bumps.
I recently started getting them and first they were itchy but now they feel like splinters when I touch them. I only have them on one knuckle and then on the inside part of my middle finger then one on the tip/side of my pointer finger.
I have no idea what brought them on but its driving me crazy not knowing. I haven't gone to a doctor yet only because people online have already gone and they keep telling them that its something its not. I'm a teenager, and yeah i'm stressed but i'm always stressed and these have never shown up before. Its definitely not allergies because i took allergy medication and it did absolutely nothing for me.
Please help! its making me go insane.

elizabeth88672

May 13, 2012

I am a female in my thirties and have been suffering from the same bumps most people describe. Painful but not itchy. They come and go.

I was wondering, are most of the people posting here women? Could it be a side effect of endometriosis?

I know it's a stretch, but happened to be researching endometriosis (think I may have it) and then I saw here that some women also seem to have the bumps during their periods...so I wonder if there's a connection.

LisaDE

May 17, 2012

To: melsbeachhouse

I'm breaking out today as I type this. Red, small and painful bumps. Definitely is not a rash. Leaves scars after it has run its course. I get them more so on my right hand and right elbow. Althougth, today I have one popping up on my left thumb pad. I noticed they come on with stress. Had a very stressful Tuesday, nice calm Wednesday, Thursday is starting out stressful and bingo bango red bumps are popping up. I hate to spend the $$$ on a dermatologist. Is there a name for this?

amussue

May 24, 2012

I started getting these about two months ago. The first month i kept thinking i have a splinter in my thumb i couldnt see. It went away, then i realized it came back in a different spot that hey thats something. I usually just have one or two mostly on my right hand, showing them to people they say i dont see nothing. I can feel them and barely see them. About the size of a pin head. Feels like a splinter. After a week they are not as sore and about 2 to 2.5 weeks later its gone, and another will pop up. Have been on my thumb, middle finger, ring finger and just today the one on my middle finger is just about gone and one popped up on my palm. went to the dr about 3 weeks ago. She didnt know. Said since i hace a cat and had cat scratches could be cat scratch fever, she prescribed antibiotic and a antibiotic cream. took the pills, still use the cream. I dont beleive it was that. she said if it didnt clear up see a dermatologist. hard to pay that much on a bump i cant see. I also clean houses she said could be chemicals. Started wearing gloves... still getting them. i will say, i believe when i first started getting them i was really upset with my job. Tues someone up set me as well...had a new one today.. The cream she prescribed makes them go away after i put it on there, im feeling all around for it, but by days end its back and sore. Ive read moisturize im going to try that to.

panda1111

May 25, 2012

To: amussue

Try zinc tablets. I found out mine was a zinc defiency. When I started taking them it went away. I had had them on and off for as long as I can remember, when I started taking them they went away. I noticed also when I was stressed out they would pop up, not anymore. It us worth a try for you. I called them nerve bumps!

gwerner

May 25, 2012

To: All

I thought I had this figured out. Red small bumps. Don't itch but pain when touched like a splinter. Started out on the sides of my fingers on 1 hand now on both hands on all sides of my fingers. I get a few new ones a day. I thought, hey I am stressed and my gut is wiped out from antibiotics there are plenty of reasons they might have formed.

Then I showed them to my wife and she showed me her hands and she had them too. Apparently she has had the problem before I developed it. I believe you all that it is non-contagious, but there must be some common source that is causing it. Maybe over hand-washing with the antibacterial soap or some chemical we are using in the house to clean or maybe even a low humidity domicile which causes dry skin. I wonder what the odds are of us both be genetically predisposed to such a condition?

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