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Itchy Raised Bumps On Body, Welts On Skin. No History Of Allergies. Causes For Bumps?

Early this summer out of random I started getting these itchy raised bumps on my body, usually only one or two, But as soon as I start to scratch them they spread and multiply and sometimes if they are close to each other they will form into bigger singular welts on my skin. I don t have any known allegeries, and have yet to find a common trigger,( such as: soap, deodorant or a shampoo) also I ve have been in drastically different climate conditions and this still occurs
Fri, 23 Nov 2012
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Can u tellme please which part of the body is specifically affected. We can be dealing with a condition called Prurigo
It's management. Includes topical steroids, the potency of which depends on the Site involved. Oral antihistamines. Too will be needed.
Regards
Dr amit
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Itchy Raised Bumps On Body, Welts On Skin. No History Of Allergies. Causes For Bumps?

Can u tellme please which part of the body is specifically affected. We can be dealing with a condition called Prurigo It s management. Includes topical steroids, the potency of which depends on the Site involved. Oral antihistamines. Too will be needed. Regards Dr amit