See a dermatologist or healthcare provider for confirmation of the diagnosis
Avoid scratching, picking, or shaving over the bumps
Keep the area clean and dry
Cover the lesions with clothing or a bandage to reduce spread
Wash hands after touching the area
Do not share towels, razors, clothing, or sports equipment
Avoid sexual contact if lesions are in the genital area until evaluated and treated
Use over-the-counter treatments only if recommended by a clinician
Ask about in-office treatments such as cryotherapy, curettage, or cantharidin
Ask about prescription topical treatments if appropriate
Treat associated eczema or skin irritation to reduce spreading
Seek medical care if the lesions are painful, infected, widespread, or persistent
Seek prompt care if you are immunocompromised, pregnant, or the lesions are near the eyes