Rohan Joshi Rohan Joshi Asked 9 months ago

Can eczema be bumps?

My eczema sometimes presents as flat, itchy areas, but other times I get these small, raised bumps that feel really rough. I'm wondering if this is still considered eczema. Can eczema manifest as small bumps on the skin?

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Aman Shrivastava Aman Shrivastava Joined May 2026 5 months ago
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Haan bhai, bilkul bumps jaisa ho sakta hai, unme paani bhi bhara ho sakta hai na. Khujli bohot hoti hai isme, par please use khujlana mat warna rashes aur fail jayenge.

Nalini Rao Nalini Rao Joined Apr 2026 7 months ago

Mere bete ke haath par bhi aise chhote red bumps ho gaye the aur doctor ne use eczema hi bataya tha. Hum use cotton ke kapde pehnate hain aur thanda moisturizer lagate hain, isse use kafi aaram mil jata hai.

Ramesh Kulkarni Ramesh Kulkarni Joined Apr 2026 6 months ago

Aise bumps me barf se thodi sikayi karne se sujan aur khujli kam ho jati hai. Humare ghar me sab thoda sasta lundmark moisturizer lagate hain aur sabun change karte hain. Par agar bumps kam na hon, toh doctor ki 100-200 rupaye ki fees dekar dikha lena better hai.

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Ritu Banerjee Ritu Banerjee Joined Apr 2026 6 months ago

Yes, eczema can present as small, itchy bumps, commonly called dyshidrotic eczema when on hands or feet. Don't scratch them as it can lead to secondary infections. Consult a dermatologist immediately for a proper diagnosis.

Ganga Ram Ganga Ram Joined May 2026 6 months ago

Haan babuji, humare gaon me bhi logo ko aisi phunsi aur bumps ho jate hain eczema me. Khujlane par pani nikalta hai aur jalan hoti hai. Aap sabun lagana band karke neem ke paani se dhoiye aur vaidya ko dikhaiye.

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Jaspal Singh Jaspal Singh Joined May 2026 5 months ago

Chhote-chhote bumps ya daane eczema me hote hain jo bohot pareshan karte hain. Hum diabetes walo me agar aisi bumps khujlane se phat jayein toh healing me bohot time lagta hai, isliye doctor ko turant dikhana chahiye.

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