Medical What could be causing small bumps on my skin every morning?

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The discussion centers on the occurrence of small bumps on the knees and legs upon waking, with the individual noting that their foam bedding should prevent any physical bumps. The bumps appear in different locations and occur frequently, raising concerns about their cause. Participants emphasize that while they can provide general information, they cannot diagnose the issue. The consensus is to seek medical advice for proper evaluation and diagnosis, as unexplained skin changes can indicate underlying health issues.
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why is that sometimes I get small bumps on my knee and leg every time I wakeup every morning, my bed are all covered in foam so its impossible to bump my feet into it. all bumps occurred on different locations and sometimes happened every morning more often. kindly explain this tnks.
 
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