What to do if the hands are dry and peeling during the change of seasons, and the hands are peeling

In daily life, we must learn to take care of our hands to ensure that our ** is no longer hurt.

Seasonal peeling of hands can be exfoliative keratolysis, or it can be due to diseases such as dyshidrosis, eczema, and ringworm.

Exfoliative keratolysis, commonly known as seasonal hand peeling, may be related to climate change and dry weather, and it is thought that the disease is mainly related to genetics. The disease occurs in the alternation of spring and autumn, and is manifested by large-scale peeling of the stratum corneum, local sweating, which can recover on its own, and in severe cases, ointment to soften the stratum corneum can be applied.

In addition, some other diseases also occur at the turn of the seasons and cause seasonal peeling on the hands. For example, dyshidrosis caused by poor sweating or fungal infection can cause small blisters and intense itching in addition to peeling of the hands. Eczema due to allergic reactions, ringworm of the hands due to fungal infections can also cause peeling of the hands.

Finally, if you have symptoms of seasonal peeling on your hands that you don't know, you should go to the hospital in time and be active.

I don't feel like it's to the point, as a long-term hand peeling patient, after years of trying, I have basically solved the peeling symptoms, let me talk about it specifically.

Let's talk about the signs first: when the season changes, the palm will appear no sweat, dryness and other precursors, followed by burning, stinging and other symptoms, followed by small red spots, and then into large white spots on the needle, and then into a blister-like keratin peel, gradually expanding to the periphery, constantly peeling off thin paper-like phosphine chips, and the stratum corneum will peel off layer by layer. Usually the palms sweat more, but when the skin is peeled, the sweating is reduced or even almost non-existent.

**Process: Try to follow what other people on the Internet say about vitamin supplements, what less spicy, what to apply medicine, apply hydration, and apply alcohol, all of which can only delay the condition, and the peeling is still the same, and the time is still long (each peeling basically takes 2 to 3 months). Once, by pure chance, I washed things with disinfectant, forgot to dilute them, and as a result, I started to peel off a lot of skin the next day, and after a few days of peeling off the old skin, it was almost fine.

So after the change of seasons, there was peeling, I tried to wash my hands directly with undiluted disinfectant, wash for a day or two, once a day, and then use diluted disinfectant to wash my hands, during which you can also apply some hydrating skin care products, and after two days of rapid removal of the old skin, the new skin grows, and the peeling is basically over. Persist in this way for a year, and every time you peel off your skin, the result is almost good, very little**.

Summary: Through a long-term struggle with peeling, I think that this type of peeling is still some kind of fungal infection, but traditional topical drugs such as Daknin cannot solve it, and disinfectants still work.

It means that there is a lack of vitamin B12 in the body, ** is relatively dry and does not do a good job of moisturizing so it peels, you can buy some vitamin B12, and you should apply some moisturizer after washing your hands.

It may be because of a lack of calcium in your body, a certain trace element, and the specific situation needs to be checked in the relevant hospital and**.

What to do if you peel your hands during the change of seasons.

1. Vitamin supplementation.

Just changed the season, I found that my fingers were a little peeling, but the situation was not too serious, there had been a similar situation before, the doctor said that it was because of the dry weather in autumn, the water loss was fast, we should pay attention to hydration, timely vitamin supplementation, prescribed some medicine for me to go home and take it in time, after a period of time, the situation really improved.

2. Replenish water.

It is necessary to pay attention to replenishing the body's water in time, maintain a cheerful mood, eat more vitamin-rich vegetables, it is best to eat raw, because raw fruits are the freshest, the least loss of nutrients, and you can also eat some vitamin B2 to promote wound healing.

3. * Solution soaking hands.

Peeling is generally seasonal, and if it is not severe, it usually heals on its own. However, if the symptoms are more severe, it should be timed**, and the blister stage can be soaked in 10%* solution, which is used to astringent and relieve itching. Pay attention to hand maintenance, you can rub some moisturizing lotion, massage your hands more, and less contact with some contaminated items to reduce bacterial infection.

Usually consume more vitamins and water.

Take an appropriate amount of fresh cactus, wash and mash, then wrap it in clean gauze and twist the juice, dip a tampon ball in a little juice and apply it to the affected area, 1 2 times a day, 7 days**.

Take a handful of fresh leeks, wash and mash them into a puree, wrap them in gauze, wring out the juice, add an appropriate amount of brown sugar and white sugar, take them once a day, and generally take them 4 times in a row to heal.

Boil 70 grams of pure black kidney beans in water. Eat with soup with beans, 2 times a day, eat 5 kg for 1 course of treatment. After 1 course of treatment, stop eating this prescription for half a month, and after a total of 3 courses, the symptoms of cleft hands and peeling skin can be cured.

1) Chop the ginger and soak it in the liquor for 24 hours, and then apply it to the affected area, and the effect is very significant.

2) Wash and slice about 100 grams of ginger, add 1 piece of alum the size of red dates, put an appropriate amount of water to boil, soak your hands for about 5 minutes after cooling, 1 time a day, stop for 2 days after 3 consecutive days, and then soak 2 3 times with the original water.

Most hand creams have a good preventive and repairing effect on chapped hands and peeling hands. After washing your hands every time, take an appropriate amount of hand cream, rub it on your hands repeatedly, and do not wash your hands again after rubbing, be sure to apply it evenly. Rub your hands three or four times a day in this way, and try to avoid touching contaminated things after applying hand cream, which can make the effect better.

First: Keep your hands clean, try to get as little water as possible, and use hot water to wash your hands.

Second: Eat more foods rich in vitamin A, you can also eat some vitamin A, or use vitamin B2 as a supplement**.

Third: Apply ointment on time to the peeling parts of the hands, and after complete healing, avoid reverse action and pay attention to hand maintenance.

Fourth: Apply hand cream after washing your hands every day, or rub vitamin E pills on your hands and massage them while wiping.

Fifth: When you are at home, using a humidifier is also a good way to solve the problem of dryness.

【In the South】How to prevent the peeling of hands during the change of seasons

1. Avoid alkaline soaps

Now it is common to use hand sanitizer to wash your hands, but in winter you often use soap or hand sanitizer to absorb, although it feels very clean, but it is not conducive to the hands ** lock in moisture, so that the skin of the hands becomes dry and peeling, if you want to avoid hand peeling, it is recommended that you do not eat alkaline soap to wash your hands in winter.

2. Control your diet

Proper diet can effectively prevent the peeling of hands and feet, it is recommended that you usually pay more attention to adjusting your eating habits, the food should be light and mild, not too hot and frozen, spicy, these flavors will lead to the loss of water, resulting in cell dehydration, and finally the formation of peeling of hands and feet.

3. Supplement vitamin A

Vitamin A supplementation is beneficial to the protective effect of the surface layer, and if vitamin A is deficient, it will cause dryness and peeling. Therefore, after entering the winter, everyone can eat carrots, animal liver, egg yolks, milk, fish and other foods rich in vitamin A in moderation to prevent the occurrence of peeling of hands and feet.

4. Ginger liquor

Using ginger liquor to soak hands and feet is a very popular method to prevent and control the peeling of hands and feet. The specific method is to use a large piece of ginger, chop it and soak it in 2000ml of liquor for 2 days, and then it can be used to smear the peeling place, rub it 1-2 times a day, and you can see that the peeling phenomenon has been improved if you insist on using it, but for people with more serious peeling symptoms, it is recommended not to use this method.

Since it's seasonal, this doesn't have any effect, so go to the hospital for a check-up first.

For this seasonal peeling of hands, if you want to protect your hands first, you should apply hand cream frequently and then take some vitamin E

Seasonal hand peeling is actually very simple, just eat some moisturizing food, such as drinking some Mai Dong tea. Add some hay and you will do.

Palm peeling is seasonal, can have a tendency to self-healing, generally does not need special **: for more serious peeling, Western medicine mostly uses antihistamines, anticholinergics**. It is recommended to go to the ** department of the local regular hospital for treatment.

In winter, the air is drier, people's ** is also drier, and some people's bodies are more humid, so their hands will peel.

Because the temperature is not the same as the humidity, it is recommended to moisturize more.