My Four Year Old Son Has Weird Tiny Wart like Bumps in Random Clusters......

Has she has a chicken pox vaccine?
It can do that.
Either way, I would not worry too much.
If he is very fair skinned, it could just be sensitive skin.

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It kind of sounds like Mulloscum. My daughter had these on her leg when she was 4. You just have to wait for them to go away. Hers lasted a few months.

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It sounds like it could be molluscum contagiosum ... contagious moles. They can be picked up off of clothing, playground equipment and anything else they come in contact with. They are highly contagious and transfer in heat and moisture ... bath time should be kept to a minimum until the condition is resolved, washcloths, towels and clothing should be used once and washed to minimize the chances for becoming reinfected.

Ask your doctor about treatment options ... when we had it in our home we used a prescription topical gel that cleared it up quickly.

Best wishes for a joyous holiday season!

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Could be warts caused by a virus. My son had them and it takes many weeks for them to go away, maybe months.

To determine if they are warts, get a magnifying glass and look at one close up. If it looks like a donut with a concave area in the middle of it, they are warts. The hole does not go completely through. Looks like a Red Blood Cell if you know what that looks like.

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Could be keratosis. My son has it on the back of his upper arms. From what I've been told its harmless and NO don't try and pop em. Eucerin for moisture

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i had something like what your describe in my arm once. i got a cream and it went away. the doc said it is hereditary altho i don't know of anyone in my fam to have it...but then again it's not like you talk to everyone about every bump, rash etc you get. i wouldn't worry. i think the cream i got was a steriod of some type called triamcinolone acetonide..this was over 5 years ago.

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When bathing him scrub the bumps-not too hard though-use good judgement and use watered-(warm water) down white vinegar after every bath and then 2x during the day and hydrocortizone cream at night. You'll see results very quickly. Keep doing that until all is gone.

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I have had success with using Melaleuca oil on warts so if this looks like warts I would certainly use that first. Warts are caused by a virus. I just put a small amount of oil on it 1-2x daily and in a few days they were gone. Give it a chance. I worked in a group home for Foster boys and used it there.

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A fungus? Most skin things either respond to an antibiotic ointment, cortisone creme, or an antifungal creme. I usually try each one until something works.

But since you're taking him to the doctor you don't really need this advice.

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hi, there is something I dont remember the name of...your doctor would know tho, and u need to rule out mrsa(staph infection)!

This sounds like what my 6 year old son has. His Dr. said that they are mulukus (sp) They are in the family of warts. I had the original ones taken off but he has since gotten more. I have used the over the counter wart remover on them but he screamed because it burned bad. If your Dr will remove them it is best to have him/her do so.