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What Could Bumps On Palms Suggest?

Hi, I m seventeen, I don t know what they are, but there s two small black bumps on the palm of my hand, I thought they were some rocks or something near the surface seeing as how I seem to fall on the sidewalk all the time. When I tried to lance them out, I just cut healthy skin, but the bumps still hurt. They re side by side, I don t know what I did, seeing as how I fall all the time and hit my hands on almost everything because I m an expressive person and use them for almost everything I do in the day. They ve been here for about two-ish days.-C
Tue, 10 May 2016
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hello
Thanks for the query.
You might have developed warts.
Your description matches with that.
It's a viral infection and needs to be removed with radio frequency ablator.
You can meet any dermatologist and get it removed.
The procedure is simple and can be performed in less than half an hour.
Let me know if you have any other doubts.
Thank you
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What Could Bumps On Palms Suggest?

Hello Thanks for the query. You might have developed warts. Your description matches with that. It s a viral infection and needs to be removed with radio frequency ablator. You can meet any dermatologist and get it removed. The procedure is simple and can be performed in less than half an hour. Let me know if you have any other doubts. Thank you