Bumps on the scalp can be caused by other skin disorders such as folliculitis, scalp acne, or dandruff. They could also show up due to an allergic reaction to a product or skincare routine.

You may not need to do anything to get rid of razor bumps. In fact, these pimple-like bumps, known as pseudofolliculitis barbae, often go away on their own. However, you can reduce irritation with a ...

Congratulations on your acceptance to CU Boulder! We are excited to have you join our Buff family and begin your CU journey. Make sure to complete these important steps before the semester begins. We ...

In Bump Superbrawl, the fun and excitement lie in its engaging brawls and unique heroes - but that's not all. You can customise your heroes with skins, and there's no better feeling than seeing your ...

A lump on the side of the neck could be a swollen lymph node caused by a bacterial or viral infection or a benign (non-cancerous) growth like a cyst, lipoma, or goiter. Swollen, infected salivary ...

A skin lump or bump covered by normal skin Skin swelling just in one spot (localized) is also included ...

You can take a tax-free lump sum from your pension when you turn 55. We explain how the rules work and what to consider before accessing your money in this way. When you save into a pension you ...