Have you ever had bumps on your...? IS IT CONTAGIOUS?
407735
I suggest you see a doctor.  NO ONE here can diagnose you and neither can a doctor without examining you and possibly running some tests.  If you have a geographical tongue, these could be normal for you.  Since you should (hopefully) know what your tongue looks like and never noticed them before, then you need to be checked as obviously the bumps are something new for you.\n\nStrep throat only affects the throat...not the tongue.  If you had thrush, you would know it because you'd see white patches inside the mouth  and on the tongue that look like cottage cheese or milk curds.\n\nIt is never wise to take antibiotics you have laying around when you have no idea what is wrong with you.  The wrong antibiotic can do more harm than good.\n\nIs it contagious?  Who the heck knows without having a formal diagnosis.  Until you see a doctor, I suggest you refrain from kissing and any other "stuff".
745848
Mine tends to, especially when I shave.  I read that its tiny hairs curling under the skin that causes the red bumps, when they're shaved to close to the skin that is. . . .
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.
571933
Kind sounds like it may not be heat bumps at all.\nHeat bumps go away soon after being cooled. An A/C'd room, wiped down with an icy/water rag...\nBut you would need to consult a dermatologist to be sure. Not a general doctor they don't know as much as the skin dr. does.
370791
i think u mean ur perrineum?? Id like an answer to that myself. kinda sounds like what i just noticed on myself too and might b warts..not sure tho
200255
On the whole, no.  There are blood vessels--so called emissary veins--that can transport bacteria from skin infections through the skull to the meninges, but that is a rarity, that has, unfortunately, been observed.\n\nMuch depends on what the bumps are, frankly.  Many of the bumps on the human scalp are of a non-infectious origin--things like seborrheic dermatitis, for instance, or small keratoses or sebaceous cysts--and unless they get infected, will not send bacteria anywhere.
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I had similar bumps once when I was in a cast. They took the cast off and all these little itchy bumps were underneath. It had been driving me nuts. My doctor said it was an allergic reaction, probably to the dye in the coloured cast. I took some benadryl, used calamine lotion and the bumps went away within a week. Have you worn something new without washing it? It's probably an allergic reaction to something new that you've come into contact with. You can either see your doctor and ask for an allergy test or just treat the symptoms and hope they go away and never come back.
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I was shocked when I started itching uncontrollably.A week went by and the itching increased to the point of insanity.I took a close look and was astonished to see tiny specks attached to me pubic hairs.I was horrified when I looked closer and seen these tiny beast that looked like crabs mixed with a bug.I was young and that's my story and I am sticking to it.
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don't worry, it is skin... it can get pimples... just means the pores are getting clogged with oil or dirt... shaving will increase the bumps... those tend to be pimples or ingrown hairs... your skin emitts natural oils, so if you excersise a lt, or walk alot you can be more prone the the pimples down there...
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Not yet.\n\n\nI carry sanitizing wipes with me to use when I use a buggy in a store and use one again after leaving. You touch a lot of things when you shop.\n\nI wash my hands often and try to stay away from crowds of people.\n\nNot a fetish at all.\n\nMy mother was diagnosed three years ago with a disease of her blood called TTP. You can look it up just by typing in TTP. Doctors said chances were she caught it by dirty buggies in stores. Learned my lesson then. \n\nIt is not just the flu, it is any disease that is transmitted by others touching things. \n\nYou never know what people around you have or have had.
385832
You can catch if from other people when it's in the contagious stage, but for most of the sickness it isn't contagious. I've had it twice, and it sucks.
276554
exfoliate your arms on a regular basis you might be getting ingrown hairs. It could also be a reaction to wheat products of milk. My daughter gets bumps on her arms when she drinks a lot of milk or has a lot of dairy products. you can put mederma (I think that is how you spell it) on the bumps after they are healed to reduce the scarring.
405289
Shingles virus is extremely contagious in early stage. You have to be very careful about anyone coming into contact with the sores until they scab over. Good handwashing is a must! See a doctor!!
371655
As long as there are sores in the mouth it is contagious. But be careful it can be hell to get.
329932
do you have a planters wart???
553163
Possibly something has gotten under your skin, such as a tiny splinter or other irritant without you realizing it, and the bump is your body forming scar tissue around the "foreign object". This is just one possibility of many. Without seeing it or having more details, it's really hard to tell what it is.
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Wow.That doesn't sound normal. I still have back pain every once in a while in the spot were I had my epideral but not an open sore. You really need to get to a doctor! Since there is a bump too you probably have an infection. Good Luck!