skin disorders
Granuloma Annulare
Symptoms of Granuloma Annulare
The bumps are usually red but may be slightly bluish, yellowish tan, or the color of the surrounding skin, and a person may have one bump or several. The bumps may be tender but usually cause no pain or itching. They most often form on the feet, legs, hands, or fingers of children and adults. The bumps often expand outwardly to form rings. The center of each ring may be clear or be slightly sunken and sometimes pale or light brown. In some people, the rings become widespread. 