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Small bumps all over the skin could potentially be a type of psoriasis called guttate psoriasis. It's one of the more recognizable forms because of how it appears.

Here's what guttate psoriasis typically looks like:

- Small, round or teardrop-shaped spots scattered across the skin
- Often described as looking like a Show Full Answer

Small bumps all over the skin could potentially be a type of psoriasis called guttate psoriasis. It's one of the more recognizable forms because of how it appears.

Here's what guttate psoriasis typically looks like:

- Small, round or teardrop-shaped spots scattered across the skin
- Often described as looking like a "shower of raindrops"
- Can appear red, pink, brown, or purple depending on your skin tone
- Usually shows up on the arms, legs, chest, back, and torso That said, only a dermatologist can give a proper diagnosis. Guttate psoriasis can sometimes be triggered by an infection, so it's worth mentioning to your doctor if you've been recently unwell.

It's always a good idea to get checked out sooner rather than later — especially if the bumps are spreading, itching, or causing discomfort.

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