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Sure sounds like it. I get this every year around this time. The annoying thing? this is so minor that by the time next year comes around again, I'll have forgotten I had them this year! But yeah try not to worry about it too much. They usually spread rapidly on your fingers (and in a few isolated spots all over your body) and overa month or so will shrink down into a semi-rough patch, before vanishing. Also very common on that area of skiin on the back of your hhand between your index finger and thumb. You prolly have some smaller ones there too.

If they start turning colors or oozing on their own or anything, a doctor may be necessary. but so long as they continue along the course i mentioned, they're harmless.

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