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Pumps on the skin that you did not experience prior to the fish oil might mean that you have an allergic reaction. You might be sensitive to fish oil or to one or more ingredient or contaiminant in the fish oil capsule.
People with allergy or hypersensitivity to fish should avoid fish oil or omega-3 fatty acid products derived from fish. Skin rash has been reported, but it is rare.
Yes, fish oil contains oil.
The sources of fish oil varies. Some species of fish carry a higher risk of environmental contamination, such as with methylmercury.
I recommend that you stop taking the fish oil and see if the bumps go away. If not, they might be caused by something else. Talk with your doctor to determine the cause.
Take care.
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