There are vesicles 50 in the fingers and vesicles in the fingers

You go to the hospital to have a look, it's very curable.

Small blisters on the fingers may be caused by dyshidrosis blisters, ringworm, eczema, etc., and need to be taken according to**.

1. Dyshidrosis herpes: Patients with dyshishidrium herpes will have blisters, severe itching, burning sensation, sweating and other manifestations. Dydrosis requires loratadine, prednisone**, triamcinolone acetonide urea ointment, pimecrolimus ointment, and tacrolimus ointment**.

2. Ringworm of the man: Ringworm of the hand will cause scattered blisters, scaling, itching and other symptoms. Patients need to be coated with sertaconazole ointment, ketoconazole ointment, miconazole ointment, butinafine ointment, amorolfine ointment**.

If topical medications are not effective, oral medications such as itraconazole and terbinafine** may be required.

3. Eczema: When there is eczema on the hands, there will be pimples, blisters, oozing, itching and other manifestations. It is best to give patients drugs such as desloratadine, levocetirizine, cyclosporine, methylprednisolone**, as well as topical halomethasone ointment and calamine lotion**.

Patients should follow the doctor's instructions to take medication and should not take medication without authorization. Small blisters appear on the fingers, and you should check it in time**, according to ****.

What's the deal with small blisters on my fingers?The most common cause of small blisters on the fingers is dyshishidine, also known as dyshidral hand eczema. Dyshidrosis is associated with poor hand sweating, and the small blisters of dyshidrosis are generally transient and appear briefly, with intense itching when they appear, but they subside in 1-2 days.

After subsidence, there will be more serious desquamation left, and there will be finger peeling, and there are not many clinical symptoms at this time. Generally, there is a tendency to occur seasonally with the change of seasons, and some people appear when the seasons change from spring to summer, or from autumn to winter. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that there is dampness in the body, and Western medicine believes that it is related to poor sweating.

Of course, other diseases will also appear rashes of small blisters, such as real eczema, which will leave erythema, keratinization, and chapping after the blisters of this eczema subside, not only scaling, but also corresponding itching symptoms, which are more difficult to subside than dyshidrine herpes. There are often many people who find that there are some small blisters on their fingers, and sometimes they will feel itching, which may disappear by themselves after a while, but there are also some that will continue to increase, and they need to be treated with medication to get betterLet's take a look.

1. Excessive dampness and heat in the body.

Excessive moisture is a common cause of small blisters on the hands of sailors, not only will there be some small blisters, but also accompanied by slight itching, especially when the moisture in the body rises, these small blisters will slowly increase, and will appear, translucent or opaque, scratching the itch will turn red.

2. Blisters caused by fungal infections.

People's hands need to touch a lot of things every day, such as touching public facilities, touching shoes, feet and other things that may have fungus, and many people also like to wash their hands with cold water, the surface of cold water is likely to be covered with some fungus, and the hands will stick to the hands after touching, if they are not cleaned up in time, it is likely to cause fungal infection and blisters, and accompanied by itching.

This is a dust lice, just like dust, and you can't see it clearly if you don't look closely. This is caused by the humid environment, your mobile phone is just placed in those places where there are dust lice, and then the dust lice climb up.

HabitsDust lice prefer humid environments and cannot survive in dry environments. It usually occurs at the same time as mites. Photophobia, swarm within the crevices at the bottom of the host, nocturnal, and crawl rapidly.

The eggs are scattered in the detritus and crevices of the host. There is mucus and mustard adhesion on the egg surface, which is not easy to find. At a temperature of 25 and a relative humidity of 76%, yeast is used as feed, and an average of eggs are laid per female.

The average lifespan is 175d. The egg stage is 11 days. The eggs hatch into nymphs, the nymphs molt 4 times to become adults, and the nymph stage is. 3 to 4 generations per year. Adults or nymphs overwinter in host debris or crevices and dust mustard.

There are several possibilities for finger foaming, first, sweat blisters, mainly caused by allergic reactions caused by contact with rubber, plastics and other chemicals, and poor sweat discharge. Clinically**, you can take 1 capsule of levocetirizine hydrochloride orally every day, and apply topical desonide ointment plus zinc oxide borate ointment**. Second, herpes simplex, mainly small blisters distributed in clusters, and a certain amount of pain, mainly caused by herpes simplex type 1 infection, in the clinic, you can take oral famciclovir tablets 3 times a day, 1 capsule at a time.

Topical acyclovir ointment is administered**. Third, ringworm of the hand caused by fungal infection, which generally occurs unilaterally on the hands, requires oral itraconazole capsules and topical terbinafine hydrochloride ointment**.

Go to the hospital and buy some dermatitis flat to apply it or let your child pee spot boy urine wash has a miraculous effect.