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Skin Bump SOS: A Home Remedy Recipe for Mystery Knee Bumps While You Wait for the Doctor

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For Dry Skin or Keratosis Pilaris: Try using a cream with lactic acid or urea after moisturizing.

For Allergic Reactions: Avoid new lotions, laundry detergents, or fabrics that may be irritating.

For Acne-like Bumps: Avoid heavy oils and instead use a non-comedogenic moisturizer.

FAQ:

Q: What could these bumps be?
A: Common possibilities include keratosis pilaris, folliculitis, eczema, insect bites, or allergic reactions. Only a doctor can give a definitive diagnosis.

Q: Should I pop or scratch them?
A: No! That can lead to infection or scarring. Always treat gently.

Q: Can I use essential oils or natural remedies?
A: Be cautious—some "natural" ingredients can cause irritation. Stick with tried-and-true gentle ingredients unless advised otherwise by a dermatologist.

Q: What if the bumps start to spread or hurt?
A: Seek medical attention sooner—this could be a sign of infection or a more serious skin condition.

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