Ever since I can remember I have had these tiny bumps on my arms and legs. What are they?
396291
awww i knw the feeling i used to have them on my upper arms it was told to me that it was dry skin try a realy rich body butter it worked for me also try to get some sun it helps but use spf i hope it works for you too and if not love yourself and wear shorts anyway forget what others think if you can i know it can be hard but screw them ya know? lol good luck
973873
Could really be anything. Did you have unprotected sex lately? Are you stressed? Are you really acne prone? You don't need to tell your parents at all but you should at leats go to the walk-in clinic soon if these bumps get worse or don't go away.
283954
It COULD be ingrown hairs. A skin specialist will tell you if they are or not. Many people who sit around a lot (drivers, office workers) get a few ingrown hairs there, and they can end up like pimples.
1178661
They may be speed bumps, slow down!\n\n\n\nSeriously,\nI would get a doctor to look at it!
887231
it's a type of ingrown particle..\n\ni've had those...  i don't get them too often.\n\nif this keeps up..  call the dermatologist.. have them look it over and see if they can't stop that mess.
759226
It might be warts, just a guess tho.  Just one question what color are the lumps?
1037125
Yes, they're sort of like a microbug that burrows under your skin and scoots itself along...which is why you may have bumps that seem to go in a straight line as if they're traveling. You can get them from just about anywhere,  but mostly from exposure to already contaminated clothing or blankets, like something used in a public place like a daycare or a gym.\n\nThere's a really great cream that you can get from your doctor that will take care of it in just a couple of days. Good luck! :)
267212
Sounds like a virus.  If it has been going on for a long time, it could be a serious condition.  You need to see a doctor.
638925
How big are the rashes (dime sized? palm sized?)? How long have you had them? Are they symetrical? Have you been exposed to anything recently that may have caused them, such as poison ivy or poison oak? Have you bitten by anything recently? Need a LOT more information before anyone could begin to guess at what it may be.\n\nThere are hundreds of different types of rashes, and many have multiple causes, so without better info it is very difficult to think of what it might be. It can run the gamut from cancerous lesions to hives. Sorry can't be of more help.
1124925
The bumps could be from parasite infestation, allergic reaction to something in your clothing, or a skin condition that's unrelated to contact with the abdomen and only there by coincidence.
456671
Sounds like PK. Very common.\nThe K stands for keratosis, I forget what the P stands for.\nYou get red dots or bumps on your arms sort of like pimples but they aren't.\nGet some Aquaphor cream in a tube at the drugstore. It works like a charm if you put some on the spots every day.\nIt costs about $5.\nNOthing else works for this, I know, I have it.
154377
it could be a mild herpies infection. there are two types one is quite mild and one can be a b*tch. you should go to the doctor and get tested while the bumps are active ( culture) its better to know as this can be spread to the eyes and other areas of the skin. \nit may also be an allergic reaction to soap or other health care product.  \n  it  could be just a couple of pimples. only u and your doctor can tell for sure so dont put off a visit , ok
1005542
I know.  I've had this before when I was younger.\n\nThis is an allergy to the sun.  You got too much sun exposure and you don't have enough vitamin A and E in your system.\n\nFirst, Start taking some multi-vitamins that contain vitamins E and A.  Do not take mega amounts, because they (especially Vitamin A) can be toxic to your liver if you overdo it.  They are not water soluble, so you cannot piss them out by drinking lots of water.)\n\nAlso please get out of the sun for a few days until the bumps go away. If you must go out in the sun cover your face with a strong sun block and wear a hat. Some make up has sun block built into it, but I doubt it will cover the bumps because they are raised and like little blisters.\n\nIf you do not really have sun bumps, other possibilities are poison ivy, German measles (don't get near any pregnant women) or an allergic rash to something else.\n\nHope this helps.
925932
It sounds like you might have a low platelet level. Please tell your doctor about these spots ASAP.
1097079
They are called age spots.  Many people develop them on their hands and arms as they get older.  It is a sign of sun damage.  They can be treated by a dermatologist, even removed or lessened with a laser.  If the appearance of them bother you, then look for a dermatologist in your area.  Do not order creams and lotions for them over the tv or internet or from magazines because there are a lot of con artists out there (snake oil salesmen just never seem to go away).  A dermatologist is a professional doctor who has been trained to diagnose and treat disorders with the skin.  Many dermatologists are now moving toward using lasers in their office to treat skin discoloration and varicose veins.  Check the yellow pages for dermatologists and see if they advertise laser treatment.  It might be a little expensive.  A dermatologist can also prescribe a cream or ointment that actually works.  I have included some links below that provide more information.
821558
You might have shampooed too hard and caused an ingrown hair.  They cause big ol' bumps--like pimples, too.  Get somebody to check it and see if there is a hair wanting to be pulled out with tweezers.  ONLY if there IS a hair!!!
937494
Not to long ago I read that those little zit-like things happen on your legs and arms if you're dehydrated. The article said that they'll go away if you drink more water.