Yes, if the bumps are small and not flat spots, it is likely due to irritation from activities like hair removal, chlorine, or sun exposure. You can try using a fragrance-free cream to hydrate the skin, which should help them disappear in a few days. If there appears to be pus, you can cleanse the area with mild soap and water, then apply some antibiotic cream that can be found at a pharmacy. In most cases, the bumps should go away quickly. If the situation worsens, it's a good idea to seek further advice.
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