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Bumps went away on there own, scabies or something else? just on my hands. they completely disappeared
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Likely not scabies: Scabies rarely go away on their own so probably not scabies. Most common other things would be allergic skin, reaction to something your hands came in contact with or reaction to other irritating substance. Scabies itch a lot and occur mostly between fingers and also usually spread to other parts of the body
Answered 1/16/2015
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