Blisters on the hands, peeling, blistering and peeling of the hands

You're having a sweat blister. Hormones can be used for a short period of time**.

Dyshishicula is an eczematous change (allergic **inflammation change) that occurs on the hands or feet, and often has severe itching on the palms, soles of the feet, fingers, and toes on both sides of the patient, and many small, diffuse or collectible blisters, some of which are papules. Some of these blisters occur rapidly within a few hours, but most of them increase over several days, and sometimes the blisters that collect can form large blisters, making it impossible for the patient to do things with their hands or walk on their feet. These blisters are sometimes complicated by bacterial infection and have a purulent reaction.

These acute-phase blisters resolve quickly after acute, but they still occur. Usually the blisters will not break, they will be naturally absorbed and dried up, and after one or two weeks, the blisters will peel off into a round dry skin and dandruff wheel, **showing the phenomenon of dryness, peeling and cracking, and there is pain, and then it will return to normal**. Dyshidrosis is more common in young men and women and in early middle age (20 to 40 years), and most patients have hyperhidrosis, but the disease does not result from blocked sweat ducts or bulging sweat ducts into blisters.

It tends to flare up every summer or at the turn of the season, and lasts 3-4 weeks at a time. Some patients become chronic. Some patients have an ectopic constitution or nickel allergy.

Avoiding allergens may improve symptoms, but not completely**. Some patients get worse when they are emotionally stressed and stay up late. The real ** is currently unknown.

It is necessary to do a blood routine allergen and trace element examination, if there is allergic eczema, you can use calamine lotion topically, if there is itching, you need to use loratadine tablets, and if there is a lack of trace elements, you need to use multi-dimensional element tablets, it is recommended to use forsythia sepsis tablets to clear heat and detoxify and improve symptoms.

I'm in the same situation. But squeezed out. It will be fine in a few days. It also peels. At first I was worried about ringworm of man. But after peeling, ** is as good as ever. So I don't care about it any longer.

My mother said it was because I washed my hands with cold water when my hands were still sweaty, and then I paid special attention to washing my hands, and now this problem is gone.

It is advisable to ** as soon as possible, otherwise the rest of the body will also be infected to varying degrees.

I also have such a situation, take some 21 gold vita and it will gradually get better.

I have it too, scratch it, and bleed it.

It's a habit, but it's okay.

Go to the ** surgery department to see a doctor.

Peeling of the hands is the first damage caused by harmful fungi infecting the parts of the hands and feet. They are called hand peeling and tinea pedis, respectively. Hand peeling is commonly known as goosefoot wind, tinea pedis is commonly known as athlete's foot, and hand peeling and tinea pedis are collectively referred to as hand peeling.

The pathogenic bacteria of hand peeling are mainly Trichophyton rubrum, and these ringworms are often encountered in daily life, so to stay away from hand peeling disease, it is necessary to do a good job of daily protection, pay attention to hygiene, keep it dry and clean, etc. If you suffer from hand peeling, you can use palm ning cream externally, and insist on correct use, which can effectively ** hand peeling. Prevention method:

1. Wash your feet, shoes and socks frequently, and sprinkle foot powder frequently to keep your feet dry and clean.

2. Don't scratch if you have athlete's foot, so as not to fly the scales and infect others or your own hands.

3. Do not share bath towels and shoes and socks with others to avoid mutual infection.

4. Efforts should be made to persuade the surrounding patients with tinea pedis to actively take effective measures.

If your condition only occurs in a special fixed month, the main diseases that can be considered are allergic eczema and urticaria.

If you have a common flare-up of this condition, but it is not severe, and you have itching symptoms from time to time, it can be considered mainly due to fungal infection.

Because there is a big difference in the use of drugs for these diseases, it is recommended that you can consider taking relevant measures after visiting a regular hospital**.

Itchy peeling may be a fungal infection or dyshidrosis caused by excessive sweating in the current hot weather. First of all, it is necessary to keep it dry and avoid water, and to prevent infection, you can take medicines** such as prednisone, loratadine, calcium gluconate, cetirizine. Now you need to quit smoking, drinking, eat a light diet, and eat more vegetables and fruits.

is a lack of vitamins, it is recommended to eat more targeted foods. It doesn't affect your life, so don't worry too much.

Hello, according to your description, to take chlorpheniramine, it is better to use chlorpheniramine **, it is recommended that it is best not to scratch with your hands.

Suggestions: Pay attention to local hygiene, eat more vegetables at meals, eat more fruits at ordinary times, reduce anxiety and anger, do not stay in strong light and confined spaces for a long time, the temperature will rise, and even scratch.