I have small, hard bumps on my body, mostly on the palms of my have and calves of my legs. They are quite itchy. I did have dupuytrens in both of my hands and have had five surgeries to correct it. Each surgery worked well, but I now have it back in two fingers. When I pick at the hard bumps, what comes out is a fairly large white piece of grit. The grit seems bigger than the bump. Sometimes, after I take out the original piece of grit, a good bit more seems to well up from under my skin and I can pick it out as well. When I am picking on the bump, it makes me itch so badly, it feels like lightning bolts. I am 59 years old. I am hypothyroid. I have had severe endometriosis and several surgeries for bowel obstructions. Although I have not needed a bowel resection, it has left me with nasty adhesions. I have many, severe and dense adhesions. I also had fibrocystic disease resulting in double mastectomies and reconstructions. In the medical community, care is very disjointed. Few doctors give care based on the patient and the patient’s need. It is mostly based on list criteria and what insurance will pay. I don’t even know what doctor to go to if I were to seek treatment for this. So, I am writing to ask you if any of this mean anything to you in terms of what may be happening with these ghastly bumps?