What ointment to use for herpes on hands

We all know that when summer comes, many people sweat easily because of the hot weather, especially children, who often play outside, which causes them to sweat a lot. Children's skin is also relatively delicate, so it is easy for them to develop sweat herpes on their hands due to sweating. So what ointment is effective for sweat herpes on the hands?

In the past few days, some friends have told me that they have irregular sweating on their hands, which has led to blisters on their hands, and asked me what kind of disease this is. Let me tell you what this disease is. If the above symptoms occur, it can generally be diagnosed as dyshidrosis, which is a blistering disease caused by irregular sweating on the hands. Moreover, the blisters caused by this disease are particularly difficult to rupture on their own and need to be ruptured artificially. Because the blisters of this disease cause the skin to become harder and thicker, they are difficult to break open on their own.

Steps/Methods:

01 Dyshidrosis, a skin disease, generally causes dryness of the skin on the hands, thickening of the skin, itching and obvious pain. Severe patients may develop secondary infections, causing secondary damage to the body. Other complications may occur, such as lymphadenitis.

02There are many treatments for patients suffering from dyshidrotic eczema. There are diet therapy, traditional Chinese medicine therapy, external treatment and other methods for treatment. To put it simply, topical therapy is to apply the ointment prescribed by the doctor to the affected area to achieve the effect of treating this dyshidrotic eczema skin disease.

03Then let’s talk about what ointment is better for treating dyshidrotic eczema. The best way to treat dyshidrotic eczema is to use a corticosteroid cream or a corticosteroid ointment. These two ointments can effectively treat symptoms such as dryness and desquamation in patients with dyshidrotic eczema. These two ointments are better for treating dyshidrotic eczema.

Precautions: Patients with dyshidrotic eczema should be careful. The diet should be light and avoid spicy food, tobacco and alcohol. If you experience unbearable itching and burning pain, you should avoid scratching, scratching or pinching. You should wash your hands properly before applying the specified ointment.