Small blisters on face and itching

People's faces are often affected by the external environment and develop various allergic symptoms or blisters. Blisters are caused by the seepage of tissue fluid under the skin. Some people find that many small blisters grow on their faces and are very itchy. At this time, do not scratch them with your hands because the bacteria on your hands may cause the ruptured blisters to become infected. So what is the reason for small blisters and itching on the face?

1. What to do if blisters appear on your hands in winter

1. Avoid scratching to prevent the condition from getting worse

Scratching is often the main cause of worsening of the disease and complications, so it is very important to reduce scratching as much as possible.

2. Pay attention to the maintenance of your hands and feet

When the seasons change, try to keep your hands away from water and detergents and apply more cream. Keep your feet ventilated and cool, and use sweat and blisters protection as early as possible. This not only reduces itching, but also avoids complications of chronic eczema or fungal infections.

3. Emotional regulation is extremely effective in treating sweat herpes

Maintain a good mood. Mental factors have a very obvious impact on dyshidrotic eczema, and a good mood is extremely effective in treating dyshidrotic eczema.

4. It is best to eat a low-metal diet if you have blisters

Keep a food diary to find out if your dyshidrosis is related to metals. If so, try to avoid it. According to statistics, this method is highly effective for patients with combined metal allergies.

5. The harm of small blisters on the hands

Dyshidrosis not only affects the appearance of the hands, but also often affects the patient's life due to itching. In severe cases, secondary infection may occur, resulting in swelling and pain in the hands. Because the cause of this disease is not very clear, Western medicine has no satisfactory treatment to eradicate it.

6. Eat more vegetables that have the effect of strengthening the spleen and removing dampness

Eat more vegetables and fruits that have the effect of strengthening the spleen and removing dampness, such as yam, sweet potato, winter melon, watermelon, red bean, and pumpkin. Eat less spicy and greasy food, fatty foods, sweet wine and cheese.

Note: Do not use hot water for peeling and itching hands, avoid eating spicy and irritating foods and hair-raising foods, quit smoking and drinking, eat a light diet, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. Develop good hygiene habits, do not wear other people's shoes and socks, do not use other people's towels or bath towels, and do not share wash basins or foot basins with others. Wash your hands and feet frequently to keep them clean and appropriately moist. Avoid scratching other parts of your skin with the hand that has blisters. When you go out, try not to wear public slippers, take fewer saunas, and pay attention to personal hygiene.

2. TCM treatment of small blisters on the hands

Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history of treating this disease. As early as the Ming Dynasty, it was called "ant nest". Since the symptoms are mainly deep blisters, it should be attributed to the dominance of dampness.

Internal treatment: In case of internal accumulation of damp-heat, there are deep blisters on the palms and soles, which are clustered together and are the size of a needle tip. They are itchy and can be broken with sticky yellow fluid. The patient is accompanied by a red tongue with greasy coating and a slippery and rapid pulse. Treatment should be based on clearing heat and removing dampness. Medicinal use: Scutellaria baicalensis 10g, Coptis chinensis 10g, Atractylodes lancea 15g, Tangerine peel 10g, Poria 10g, Liuyi powder 10g (wrapped and decocted), raw coix seed 30g, and Cortex Moutan 10g. Decoction in water, 1 dose per day. Syndrome of spleen deficiency and dampness excess: scattered blisters on the palms and soles, ranging in size from a needle tip to a grain of corn, translucent, with clear and thin blister fluid, occasional itching, accompanied by a pale and slippery tongue, and a moist and slippery pulse. The treatment should be based on the method of strengthening the spleen and removing dampness. Medicinal use: Poria 12g, Atractylodes 10g, Alisma 10g, White Hyacinthus 10g, Plantago 10g (wrapped and decocted), stir-fried Coix seeds 60g, stir-fried yam 30g, wax gourd peel 60g. Decoction in water, 1 dose per day.

External treatment: According to the characteristics of this disease being dominated by dampness, the method of absorbing moisture and astringing blisters can be used: 60g of fenugreek, 30g of alum, 30g of pomegranate peel, decocted in water to extract juice, soak and wash the affected area, 5 minutes each time, twice a day.