What is it when my 8 year old daughter woke up one morning with tiny skin colored bumps on her face?
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We could use more information. Do the bumps itch? If not, that's strange. I'd be interested in hearing what you find out.
980726
Sounds like it could be rosasa  a form of acne You need to go to your MD and get him to give you a sample of Metro gel or cream  to clear it up Also keep your pillow cases and face clean\n\n If you have old base makeup throw it out. also keep your hands away from your face.  If you don't get this under conrol it can become very bad.
1115146
You'll need to be more specific about what the bumps look like and where they are.  One very common skin problem is keratosis pilaris (KP), which causes red patches of bumpy skin.  I have it on my arms and thighs, which are common places to have it.  KP affects over 50% of people and is harmless, although it doesn't look very nice.  Often it shows up in children and some people do outgrow it, but many do not and there's no known cure for it.  If that's what your baby has, then it's completely harmless.  A doctor should be able to tell you if that's what it is.
505605
It would be more helpful to have a better description,but it could possibly be small boils,pimples,excess oil in your hair or excessive sweating may contribute to pimples there. The other person that said ingrown hairs is correct also. And it could possibly be eczema or psoriasis too. If it is bothersome,get it checked out by a dermatologist.
439353
It most probably is a deep zit.. Leave it until its ready to pop. Heidi
690593
The best person you should bring your child to see is a skin specialist or a drematologist. He will be able to tell you what caused the white spots. He may ask you a few questions like besides the white spots, are there any signs of sickness in him and so on. He may recommend a blood test to rule out any serious illness or it could be just a simple skin problem. So do bring him to see the specialist without delay. May God Bless your child that everything is fine with him.
126334
Sounds like an alergic reaction or heat rash. or some type of fungle infection. Acne or sweat pimples are other possibilities. Check with your doctor.
424684
It could just be irritation bumps or ingrown hair bumps. Their is a laser that could get rid of the bump in one shot.
320701
My Wife's A*s Has Zits?
232099
My guess is melanocytic naevus more commonly known as a mole. Moles are most often of no medical consequence, but since they are permanent, they may occasionally be removed for cosmetic or other reasons. There is enormous variation to as what these little suckers look like, just because it doesn't look like one of your moles doesn't necessarily mean its dangerous. If it does cause her any discomfort, or looks dangerous i would advise a meeting with a dermatologist.
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.
183111
I know what you are talking about as well.  My daughter and I both get this.  We are blond/blue and we get this on the underside of our upper arms.  It is not scabies, eczema or psoriasis. I have known people with all of those conditions, and this ain't it!  I will have to research KP and look for pictures.  KP sounds "stronger" than what we have.  I have noticed that the bumps are not as pronounced in the summer when I have been out in the sun more.  Also, as I have gotten older (I am 34 now), they are not as pronounced.  Good luck to you (and us!)
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In order to make a more certain guess, I'd need to know more information.  Your age? do the bumps hurt or are they inflamed?  Pea-sized is large for an eyelid, do they impair your ability to open and close your eyes?  Do you have them on both sides?  How did they present?  One day suddenly they showed up or did they grow slowly over time?  Is there any color to them...red like acne? yellow? white?  Even with all of the above answered, a photo or physical exam would say another 1000 words.\n\nA few things come to mind, though I am far from certain.\n\n1.  Hordeolum - commonly referred to as a "sty" is an acute inflamation of the meibomian gland and can be either internal (on the surface of the eyeball) or external (on the skin of the eyelid).  Usually they are painful and hurt.\n\n2.  Chalazion - Granulomatous inflammation that usually follows an internal hordeolum above but are hard and non-painful.  It would be very unlikely that you had an "outbreak" of several of these at once.  Usually one at a time.\n\n3.  Xanthomas - a collection of cholesterol-like material from extraordinarily high blood cholestrol.  They can also be caused from primary billiary cirrhosis (a liver disorder).  These develop over time, rather than suddenly.\n\n4.  Skin tags.\n\nI would suggest that you make an appointment with your physician who can take a thorough history and do a physical exam.  Some of the things I mentioned above are quite serious and need tests and treatment.  On the other hand the skin tags are usually just unsightly and came be removed without too much trouble.  Good luck.
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If she is getting bumps on other parts of her body,you need to get her to the emergency room ASAP. These are signs of an allergic reaction to whatever bit her,most likely a bee or hornet. Make sure her breathing is normal,airway is clear and not swollen. If  you're not sure,call an ambulance instead,because they carry epinephrine with them and she probably just needs a shot.\n\nIF you don't think it is serious enough,You are the mom and you can see the rash,not us,I would give her some benedryl at the least and apply something cold to the bumps and the bite.
753649
If they are little bumps they could just be ingrown hairs
765133
It sounds like it could be eczema or possibly a contact dermatitis..an skin contact allergy. Eliminate all soaps and facial applications of any kind for a few days, try using just tepid water for washing, and just do gentle patting, no scrubbing. If there is a new product she has been trying for her face, stop using it for sure. Slowly add back her usual facial products, like face soap, cream, make up etc...if flare happens again, you can probably safely say it's an allergen. BUT, asking to see a Dermatologist may not be a bad idea.
1075168
She must be extra allergic to them.  She should probably see a doctor.  Don't worry.  If she's not sick other than the rash, it's just an allergic reaction on her skin and nothing bad will happen to her.