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I had a biopsy taken many years ago now, after a few days I developed a few very itchy spots under the skin around where the biopsy was taken, I returned to my doc with this problem and it was diagnosed as papular urticaria (spelling), this was sorted with a course of antihistamine drugs, I hope this is what your child has, your doctor will certainly advise something better than I can, good luck to your daughter.

I understand your questioning of happenstance but from the answers I've read, it must be fairly commonplace. See your doctor of course and in the meanwhile, use a cortisone ointment on the itchiness. I am venturing to guess......

This is something that should be further discussed with your daughters treating doctor.There are no medical professionals here to advise you as this is a general question and answer site where volunteers can help answer questions.

If the biopsy is negative,,chances are the bumps are from something else,,i understand your question,,but as the others have said,,your doctor is the only one that can tell you,,if someone here said they had bumps,it could be from something entirely different,,All the best mate..>>>>>>><<<<<<<..

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