Goosebumps in medicine refers to ringworm, identification of goosebumps is not the simplest method, you can identify according to the skin lesions, the onset of the site, accompanied by symptoms, and so on. 1. Skin lesions: the skin lesions of tinea cruris are hypertrophic, dry, cracked and flaky. If the skin shows blisters, papules, pustules and so on, it cannot be called goose pimples. 2. Location: Goosebumps occurs on the palms of the hands and feet, and if it occurs on parts other than the palms of the hands and feet, it can’t be called goosebumps. 3. Accompanying symptoms: Goosebumps has typical itching, if although the patient’s palms and feet have hypertrophy, cracks and other manifestations, but there is no typical itching symptoms, then it is generally not known as goosebumps. Patients with goose paws try to avoid scratching and hot water, avoid contact with all kinds of detergents, ensure that the skin of the hands is clean and dry, and disinfected on a regular basis, it is recommended that the patient consult a doctor in a timely manner and actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment.