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Bumps on my fingers...

I have a couples bumps about the size of pencil eraser on my fingers. They are skin colored, maybe a little bit of white and have come and gone for years. They have been getting a little painful (sore and sting a bit when i touch them)and itchy. I think they come when a lot of pressure is put on a finger, and normally there is only one per finger. Right now, both thumbs, both index fingers, and one middle finger have a bump. Once one has arised, normally a few more pop up. What could this be?? Please help..
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I agree sound like maybe warts.  Go see a dermatologist, they should be able to help you.  Good Luck!
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I would see your doctor or a dermatologist. It could be warts, or maybe some type of blisters. I get tiny little bumps during the summer from the heat. It is from sweat or humidity. The doc might be able to give you cream or something for it. Good luck!
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