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I have this weird pimple like whitish bump on the pad of my left middle finger. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on what it is?
Mackenzie from Millington, TN
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RE: White Pimple On Finger
It came off and left a little peeling skin.
-mackkenzi
RE: White Pimple On Finger
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Post By (Guest Post)
(08/14/2007)
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It could be a wart. I had one on my palm and it never went away and the dr. said it was a wart and he froze it off.
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Post By Sallie (Guest Post)
(08/13/2007)
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Sounds like it could be an infected splinter. I've pricked them with a needle dipped in alcohol, squeezed gently and removed 'em, then doused the area with alcohol.
RE: White Pimple On Finger
if it is on your finger next to your nail it could be a paranecium. the spelling not right but i often get them. right at the nail bed in the skin. soak it in warm water and peroxide. it will eventually pop.
Editor's Note: Sorry, can't figure out what "paranecium" is.
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This is going to sound silly, but could it be possible that you got bit by a fire ant? That is what they look like when they fester.
Janet in NE GA
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I actually just cut my nail with my razor. I just now got it to stop bleeding, and it has a bandaid on it sorry can't post a pic!
mackenzie
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Post By Jill Fleming (Guest Post)
(08/11/2007)
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I could be a fatty tumor. My son has them. They are harmless and don't need to be removed unless it bothers you. Can you post a picture?
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Post By (Guest Post)
(08/11/2007)
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Does it hurt when pressed on? Not being mean or kidding! If it is hard to the touch and hurts when pressed on it may be what is called a seed wart. Which you can freeze off at home with the freeze items at drug stores just follow directions. May have to repeat several times since seed warts seem harder to get rid of. If it hurts and is soft to touch, more pimple like, it may be an imbedded splinter which can be soaked in peroxide after puncturing the head. Then apply pressure to remove the object, soak again, apply neosporin and bandaid. Good Luck! :)
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