OMG!!!!!

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Hi All...I just don't know where to ask this question......

I have just notised on my right thigh, quite alot of white raised lumps!! Not large or itchy or bothersome..They are from the knee up to the top of my inner thigh, loads of them !! what the hell are they????.  Are they connected to Fibro?? or what???? Please help!!!!

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  • Posted

    It could be Keratois Pilaris, although sometimes KP looks like a rash. I have something like that too, it feels like hard little skin coloured bumps, almost like spots, on different areas of the body. Mine are on the backs on my arms, bottom and calfs. If it is KP it's harmless and will go away in time or it won't, theres a video on youtube by a dermatologist of how she gets it down a bit. If it itchs, becomes inflamed, turns into a rash or hurts go to the doctor. 

    I've heard of some people with fibro having skin problems but I've only heard of itchy, sensitive or dry skin as a symptom.

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      Sorry about that, didn't know links weren't allowed here.. The name of the video is called Ask an Esthetician: Keratosis pilaris treatment at home it's available on youtube 
  • Posted

    Hiya Anne

    Mybest advice to you is get them checked out as not sure on that one

    sorry couldnt be more helpful

    love always

    Cherl

  • Posted

    Not contected to Fibro as far as I have ever read.  I recommend a trip to your nurse or doctor. 

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