Bumps behind arms.

[JaneDoe12]

Hi!

I've recently started noticing these bumps behind my arm more lately and became curious if there is any way I can treat these bumps without pouring a lot of money in. I know they are most likely harmless but I don't really know to many people with a load of bumps on their arms, no one in my family has bumps on their arms like mine. I also kind of get them on the outside parts of my legs (Like facing outwards left and right, the middle and back of my legs are smooth and not as hairy. I'm not sure if its hairs getting clogged or what).

What i'm wondering if there is any good way I can treat this at home? Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Here are some images, they don't show up to well with the lighting right now but its a lot more apparent with eyeballs not a camera... imgur.com/a/6gqlRZW

Thanks for reading.

[lovesradio]

Have you been to your GP to get the bumps checked out?

[JaneDoe12 in reply to lovesradio]

I don't have the money for that at the moment, I am on my mothers insurance but I don't think she would be pleased to hear I want to go to a doctor over some bumps on my arm..

[lovesradio in reply to JaneDoe12]

Oh right are you in the USA?

[JaneDoe12 in reply to lovesradio]

Yes mam..

[lovesradio in reply to JaneDoe12]

Oh dear that does make things trickier, here in UK we are still blessed with our NHS.

[Polski]

Sorry, I couldn't open it.

[Amethyst13]

Hi JD12. Sorry about the bumps. I know well. From about 12-21 I had awful bumps from elbow to shoulder and painful lumps underarms too. My diagnosis was contact dermatitis. I wear cotton long sleeve shirts when I am especially reactive. Wool polyester and latex are irritants. I have also limited high acid food and eat crackers and chips or bread made from corn potato and rice starches. I hope some of this gives some help.

Me, too.