What are these unusual bumps on my hand?

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I got them 3 years ago starting in 2019. I've heard they are just calluses but that doesn't make sense as I don't do any hard work except spend all my time on my computer.

Could it be cancer/kidney disease?

JC · Answer

That would be a Dermatlogy question look up warts too. People get them on their hands.

vainona12 · Answer

The medical answer could be Du Puytren's Contracture.  (Pronounced Dew Pwee
Tron)    it is  a condition in which  the tendons of the finger  thicken and get caught in the sheaths of  tendons. Hard lumps in the palm follow. The  condition can be inherited. It is common in men over 40. There is a tendency for it to be seen in persons of Viking descent  and also in people with cirrhosis of the liver If the  finger will not straighten  surgery of the hand should  solve the condition.It may not  remove the lumps from the palm.

Nonplussed · Answer

Might be hyperkeratosis, which is really just a tendency to build up calluses. Those are building up on areas in contact with each other when your hand is in a closed position, like holding a game controller or stylus.

Anonymous · Answer

Can a person get plantar's warts on their hands? Because that's what it looks like to me.

kelvin · Answer

you don't have cancer

Diane A · Answer

Cancer or kidney disease? No. No link there.  Go see a dermatologist for a real diagnosis

Petter · Answer

Some kind of ingrown warts?

What are these unusual bumps on my hand?

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