What's the matter with the pimple on my neck that doesn't hurt or itch?

Some people accidentally find some bumps on their necks. What's going on? Common causes include endocrine disorders, irregular lifestyle, skin inflammation, skin tags, and another cause is swollen lymph nodes, which should be treated promptly.

1. Endocrine disorders

Endocrine disorders in the human body can cause symptoms such as pimples and acne on the skin. In this case, you should arrange your diet reasonably, eat more vegetables and fruits, eat less greasy and irritating food, maintain a cheerful mood, and gradually adjust your condition.

2. Irregular life

An irregular pace of life, lack of sleep, poor gastrointestinal function, constipation, etc. can also cause skin pimples. In this case, it is recommended to arrange the pace of life reasonably, exercise moderately, and take appropriate medication.

3. Skin inflammation

If you feel itchy when you have small pimples on your neck, you should consider folliculitis or inflammation of the sebaceous glands. In this case, you should adopt a low-fat diet in your daily life, avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, do not squeeze or pinch the small pimples, wash them frequently, and apply anti-inflammatory drugs such as erythromycin ointment.

4. Skin tags

Skin tags, also called soft hanging warts, are a common skin growth that can evolve into permanent growth. They are familial and age-related and are more common in the elderly. They are painless and itchy and are generally treated with laser, ion, cryotherapy and other methods.

5. Lymph node symptoms

Swollen lymph nodes or sebaceous adenomas, lipomas, etc. can cause small fleshy bumps on the skin. There will not be any obvious changes in the early stage of lymphadenopathy, but in the later stage of the disease, many lymph nodes will swell and worsen, and the fleshy bumps will become larger and larger, seriously compressing the cervical spine and causing serious deformation of the cervical spine. This disease is more common in people who work in areas with heavy oil smoke, high radiation and high noise pollution. In this case, you should maintain local hygiene, avoid pressing or kneading the small lumps, seek medical attention promptly, identify the cause and provide treatment.