Chapped hands and feet are high in autumn and winter, what causes chapped hands and feet?

It may be because of seasonal factors, autumn and winter are relatively dry, lack of water in the body, genetic factors, no sebaceous glands in the hands and feet, easy to lack of water, thick cuticles in the hands and feet, increasing age, and reluctance to wipe moisturizers after washing hands or bathing.

Do not pay attention to the maintenance of hands and feet, do not pay attention to the warmth of the body, the body resistance is poor, the body lacks calcium, and the stratum corneum of the hands and feet is relatively thick.

It may be caused by a decrease in the function of the sebaceous glands, too little oil secretion, or it may be due to the dry weather in autumn and winter.

In winter, you need to keep your hands and feet warm, and you should choose some more comfortable clothes for yourself, you can apply more skin care products on your hands and feet, and eat more vitamins to prevent it.

Cold and dry hands and feet are the main cause of chapped hands and feet. In the harsh winter, pay special attention to keeping your hands warm and wear gloves with you. It is also important for people with chapped hands and feet to keep their feet warm, and cotton shoes must be worn in winter.

When the weather is warmer, you can do some outdoor exercises, such as morning jogging, tai chi, etc. It can also rub the hands frequently**, move the joints of the hands and feet, promote blood circulation, and enhance cold resistance.

In the winter, when the weather is particularly dry, you should buy more hand polish at this time. It is also possible to buy some antifreeze. Keeping it moist all the time can be prevented.

Cracked feet should first be considered to be caused by external fungal infection, because many people with athlete's foot problems will have cracked feet, and they need to apply topical bacteriostatic spray to improve.

It is also necessary to consider that the dry cracking phenomenon caused by endocrine imbalance and vitamin C deficiency causes the growth factor variation in the body, and the dander of the body falls off due to insufficient nutrition, and it will also lead to the gradual aggravation of the problem of chapped feet, which will not be able to be used for a long time.

In addition, unhealthy foot hygiene habits are also the main cause of chapped feet, not being able to wash feet every day, walking for a long time, and wearing unsuitable and breathable shoes will cause the hygiene of the feet to be worried, leading to the problem of chapped feet to further aggravate repeated infections.

Foot health is related to the daily life of each of us, if it is a chapped foot caused by infection, there will be a risk of infection, so it is necessary to look at it correctly, timely **, and alleviate the clinical symptoms caused by chapped feet.

Chapped feet tend to occur during the cold, dry winter months. In particular, the elderly and postpartum women are most likely to have chapped feet, which are common in the heels and outer edges of the feet. It is generally manifested as a long or short period.

1. Cracks of different depths, the light ones are only dry, keratin thickening and cracked, and the heavy cracks are deep into the dermis, easy to bleed and painful. Western medicine** generally uses topical erythromycin ointment and petroleum jelly ointment. If it is a fungal infection, an antifungal drug, such as Dacrin, is also applied.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that chapped feet are mostly caused by blood blockage, loss of skin nourishment, and frequent friction, maceration or external pressure interaction. It is recommended to soak the affected area with ground bone skin and alum decoction, and usually pay attention to the heat preservation and care of hands and feet, and the effect is also good.

This phenomenon is bright and humid in winter, dry and dry in winter, and you are deficient in vitamins, and the circulatory system is not very good, so you should wash your hands frequently, soak your feet at night, you can also use traditional Chinese medicine to soak, and rub some skin cream to alleviate it!

Cracked heels in winter are usually due to the weakening of the regeneration ability of the foot epidermis, the decrease in the number of sweat glands that can move on the surface, the decrease in the secretion of sebaceous glands and the loss of water, so that the cuticle of the heel is thicker than the rest of the body, dry and hard, and the elasticity is reduced. In winter, the weather is dry and moderately insufficient, if the amplitude of foot movement is too large, it is very easy to cause local cracks, forming thin and deep straight lacerations, especially in women, once the nerves and blood vessels in the dermis are injured, they will bleed. In severe cases, you may even have to go to the hospital for medical treatment**.

If there is a prescient conscious prevention, then this situation can be avoided in a relatively simple environment, especially when winter is coming, it is necessary to pay attention to prevent the dry cracking of the heel. So what can be done to prevent cracked heels? The first thing to do is to maintain a moderate amount of healthy exercise to promote blood circulation.

The second is to take frequent baths and soak to strengthen blood circulation and blood stasis, as well as replenish qi and blood. The third is to take good measures to keep warm and reduce the chance of frostbite. If you have frostbite and cracking, don't worry, you can use some drugs when the situation is relatively mild, such as don't rush to dry your feet after soaking, apply some ginkgo biloba nourishing cream, and then put a plastic bag on your feet, put on socks and sleep overnight.

When you wake up the next day, take off your socks, remove the plastic bag, wash your feet, apply another coat, and it will be fine in no time. If the symptoms are severe and the bleeding is heavy, it is best to go to the hospital to see a doctor and apply some medicines containing antibiotics and high oil. And be careful not to wear shoes that are too tight to avoid bruises, lacerations, and lacerations.

Mostly **dry. It can be applied to all forests, but there are wounds that are not available.