I have a lot of frost bumps on my fingers now, do you have any good advice, get rid of it, thanks

Chilblains are localized** inflammatory damage caused by cold during the cold winter or early spring. It is more likely to occur on the limbs and exposed areas, such as the hands, feet, nose tip, ears, earlobes, and cheeks. Modern medicine believes that chilblain is due to the poor cold tolerance of children, coupled with the invasion of cold, which causes the blood vessels of the peripheral blood vessels to constrict or spasm, resulting in local blood circulation disorders, resulting in tissue damage caused by insufficient oxygen and nutrition.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the occurrence of this disease is due to the lack of yang qi in children, the evil of cold and dampness externally, which makes the flow of qi and blood not smooth and the blood stasis is blocked. The common symptoms are, chilblains are localized broad beans to the size of the nail cover purple-red lumps or induration, the edges are bright red, ** bruises, cold to the touch, fading under pressure, slow recovery after decompression, feeling local swelling and itching, even worse after heat, severe cases can have blisters, ulcers after bursting, and do not heal for a long time. If the extremities are not well vascularized, sweating of the hands and feet is more likely to occur, and people with chronic malnutrition are more likely to occur.

It usually occurs in winter and gradually heals as the climate warms.

How to ** chilblains?

Chilblains are a common disease in winter, mostly in low temperature (below 10), humid climate environment, easy to ** in winter, can heal after the weather warms. The cold is the root cause of chilblains. For frostbite sufferers, it is very important to prepare for the cold when winter comes, especially to keep the limbs such as hands, feet, and ears warm.

The ** rate of chilblains is very high, often "annual chilblains, annual chilblains." ”

Why is it that in the same environment, some people love to get chilblains, while others are unharmed?

First of all, it is related to personal physique, some people's autonomic nerve dysfunction, poor blood circulation in the extremities, sweating hands and feet, such people are prone to chilblains, so special attention should be paid to enhancing physical fitness and improving their ability to prevent cold. In addition, in winter, you can eat more high-calorie foods such as mutton and chocolate, and you can also eat wine and chili peppers to sweat and promote blood circulation. After suffering from chilblains, daily care should be intensified.

If the chilblains are only induration and not broken, they can be scrubbed with pepper tincture and hot alcohol. If it's broken, yes!

Add some chili pepper to your hands and wash with chili water...

Problem analysis: Hello, the patient's condition is mainly due to lumps on the hands after being frozen, which is mainly considered to be caused by chilblains. Chilblain is a localized, congestive, inflammatory disease that occurs in the peripheral parts of the cold season.

Suggestions: If the lump is not broken, you can use leopard oil and chili pepper preparations to rub the affected area to promote blood circulation. Pay attention to keep warm, and insist on exercising your hands to promote blood circulation. Niacin can also be taken orally**.

Suggestions: The hands are frozen with pimples, apply fresh ginger slices to the skin that often causes chilblains, and rub it for several days to prevent the recurrence of chilblains; If chilblains have been born, you can use fresh ginger juice to heat and boil into a paste, and apply chilblains to the affected area after cooling, twice a day, even Lu Chong for three days, it will be effective. This method is relatively simple.

I wish you health and happiness.

Cut the roasted radish in half and rub the affected area while it is hot; It can only be alleviated, but not rooted, and the weather will naturally get better, don't worry.