Talk to your doctor. This phenomenon is not common, but it is a condition that some people have. It's called cholinergic urticaria, and it's a form of hives that develops in some people after warm baths or showers, exercise or an increased body temperature. But if they don't bother you, you don't need to do anything special. Yes, Hunt says.
Treatment depends on the severity of the disease.
You might have to try several different products before you find one that works for you. However, it might not be acne that you are seeing. Rosacea is a progressive disorder that is characterized by a ruddy, flushed complexion, often with bumps and pimples. Because fingernails take four to six months to grow from root to tip, and toenails take nine to 12 months, you might not even remember what caused the trauma. To avoid them in the future, don't pick at your nails, and watch those fingertips.