The fingers peeled at first, then blistered, and now a little puffy, itchy, and very red 100

It's very similar to herpes It's best to go to the hospital for a pathogen test to see what kind of pathogen infection it is, and then target **. That's how it works.

I understand your pain very well, I used to have blisters on my hands, and when it rained lightly in the spring sky, my hands began, first one or two, and then developed in a row, squeezing one by one, and I tried all the ways to use all the best medicines, and I couldn't break the roots. In the end, it is Chinese medicine to solve the problem, which is nothing more than toxic and moisture in the body, which is also related to today's environmental pollution. It is recommended that you go directly to a large traditional Chinese medicine hospital to see the ** department, this is the way to cut the grass and eradicate the roots, act immediately!

Good luck with you**.

The situation of itchy and peeling of small blisters on the hands can be analyzed in the following points:

1. Lack of vitamins: small blisters, itching and peeling on the hands are generally caused by vitamin deficiency, which is mostly related to the deficiency of B vitamins.

2. This kind of itchy and peeling phenomenon of small blisters on the hands is more common in adolescents, and the two sexes are equal.

3. The onset of small blisters itching and peeling on the hands is seasonal, and the onset occurs at the turn of the seasons, such as in spring or autumn.

4. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the phenomenon of itchy and peeling of small blisters on the hands is caused by blood fever. You can try to eat more vitamin-rich foods, such as carrots and other fresh vegetables, and at the same time you can take complex vitamin B liquid.

5. The recovery time of small blisters and itchy peeling on the hands is relatively long, and the whole process lasts about two to three weeks. But because this symptom can be **, the cycle often lasts for a long time.

Precautions: 1. Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, keep your hands dry, and carry out appropriate treatment for hyperhidrosis. When peeling, pay attention to protection, do not tear or peel.

2. Triamcinolone acetonyl acetate cream can be used to apply to the affected area to alleviate the condition.

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.

Probably not. Fungi.

caused. Eczema, you can use.

Daknin. Try it, if it doesn't work.

Sweat herpes. Finish.

There are generally four kinds of blisters on the hands in summer, first, sweat herpes - sweat herpes is a kind of eczema, mostly in the summer, the main symptoms are blisters, some peeling and some do not peel, sweat herpes have a tendency to heal themselves, spring and summer onset, autumn and winter nodules disappear. **Can be used for dyshidrosis.

Second, ringworm of the hand - ringworm of the hand is a fungal infection caused by the ringworm disease, which is contagious, and patients with ringworm of the hand are mostly accompanied by athlete's foot, and also have the symptoms of blisters.

The third hand eczema, eczema is also a common symptom, blisters, but the blisters are different from ringworm and sweat blisters, the blisters of eczema are on the surface, and the blisters of dyshidrosis, ringworm are deep in nature, emerging from under the skin, revealing a little bit. Eczema can be used.

Wet Likang**.

Fourth, allergies, allergies are more special, there must be allergens in the onset of the disease, but after staying away from the allergens, the symptoms will subside.

It is usually combined with oral allergy medications.

Eat more vegetables, you are deficient in vitamins.

What should I do if I have small blisters on my hands and itch, and I still lose my skin.