There are bumps under the skin of my arms

Skin problems are a headache for many people. If they are serious, they will not only affect physical health, but also cause great damage to appearance. However, there are many kinds of skin problems, and the causes of different types are also different. Some people find that many small bumps grow under the skin of their arms, which sometimes do not hurt or itch, but are a little hard. So what is going on?

Subcutaneous nodules are hard, round or oval, painless nodules. The diameter is 0.2 to 10 cm. It is often located in parts that are subject to more friction, such as the extensor side of the elbow, Achilles tendon, scalp, ischial tuberosity or around the joints. Rarely seen sites include the ears and bridge of the nose. Subcutaneous nodules rarely cause symptoms but occasionally rupture and become infected. Develop good living habits and don't smoke. Maintain a good attitude, stable emotions, have healthy eating habits, eat more fruits and vegetables, etc., to improve your immunity.

There are a lot of small bumps under the skin of my arms, on the biceps, the part of the elbow that bends, and the forearms. There is no pain, but you can feel it when you pinch the skin. You can't see it normally, and you can't feel it by touching it normally. It's normal. It is recommended to pay attention to rest, be careful not to squeeze your teeth frequently, require local massage and physical therapy, strengthen nutrition, and treat the symptoms.

It is a tiny lipoma under the skin. It cannot be seen on the surface unless it grows to a size of more than 1 cm, in which case a slight bulge can be seen from the skin surface. Otherwise, it is invisible and painless, but you can feel the small bump with your hand.

Many of these lipomas do not grow large, but some will gradually grow larger and eventually bulge out from the skin surface. This disease is ineffective with drug treatment. For those whose tumors do not grow, do not protrude from the skin surface, do not affect the appearance and do not have any symptoms, no treatment is needed. If a large protrusion compresses nerves or other tissues, affecting the appearance, etc., it can be removed surgically.