WW, I thought I was the only one .My doctors are stumped.I keep getting more and more of them and it is starting to effect what I want to wear as some of them are very ugly and large.I had one taken out when I was younger and it looks like a little gray rock.I have since grown many more and some are very painful to touch.Not all reach the surface of my skin and stay under the skin and are most painful.I am just thankful I haven’t grown any on my face.TThak you for the reply.:)
OH! “Little grey rock” — my daughter gets those on her back and arms. She had the doctor remove a few, and she removed a few on her own (like mother, like daughter). They were just below the surface, and easy to remove. It seemed that they were some sort of a calcification, but, like other things that are not currently KILLING US, we just let it go…Gotta pick your battles with this condition FOR SURE. 🙂