How do you get bump off your hands?

Since "bump" is not a scientific term, we'll need to address the different types of bumps that might need to be removed.

A pimple can be treated with a drying, cleansing substance, such as alcohol, medicated acne treatments, or even toothpaste.

To remove a wart, one can use a wart stick or a freeze-off treatment from the local pharmacy, or go to a physician for chemical or laser removal.

Some bumps are caused by allergic reactions, and can be treated with a combination of antihistamines, such as Benadryl cream, and mild steroids, namely cortisone creams.

HSV blisters can be treated with Abreva or Zovirax, and should be bandaged to avoid cross-contamination to other parts of the body.

A cyst can be aspirated or (as barbaric as it sounds) punctured and flattened with force. To avoid infection, a clean environment, tools and healing dressing are essential.

Lipomas, tumors, bone spurs, tendon sheaths, fibromas and other causes of your bump may need medical attention, even if they are harmless, if you want them removed. In fact, you should see a doctor to determine the cause of the bump unless you know for sure that it's something temporary and benign.