Itchy skin on the joints of hands and feet

The joints of the hands and feet are actually quite fragile. Sometimes if people don't pay attention, it may cause dislocation of the joints, which may lead to fractures, etc. People should pay more attention to the protection of the joints of their hands and feet in normal times and avoid doing any dangerous actions. In addition, some people may find itchy skin on the joints of their hands and feet. If such a problem occurs, it should be taken seriously. What is going on?

Allergic dermatitis eczema generally develops acutely, with widespread and symmetrical rashes on the head, face, trunk and four muscles. It may be erythema, flushed skin, and pinhead-sized papules. In severe cases, chickenpox may occur. The rash is relatively consistent in shape, tends to merge into patches, and is accompanied by severe itching.

Eczema is a common allergic skin inflammation. The skin lesions are polymorphic, itchy, and prone to recurrence. Many patients have a family history of the disease. Eczema is more common in infants and young children, often occurring within 2 years of age.

The onset of eczema is caused by the interaction of external and internal factors:

1. External factors such as external stimuli, contact with animal fur (such as wool and blended products), food allergies (such as milk, seafood), airborne irritants (such as dust mites and pollen), metal jewelry containing nickel, etc.;

2. Internal factors such as mental stress, fatigue, infection and endocrine disorders.

Eczema is usually divided into acute eczema, chronic eczema and infantile eczema, and their symptoms are also different. What should I do if I have allergic dermatitis or eczema? ... Regarding the treatment of allergic dermatitis eczema, experts say that allergic dermatitis eczema is a type of contact dermatitis eczema. Here is how to treat allergic dermatitis and eczema:

1. Fumigation therapy: Traditional treatment methods do not differentiate between types and directly perform treatment, and the effect is not obvious. The "fumigation therapy" adopts the external treatment method of traditional Chinese medicine, differentiates the diagnosis and treatment, and treats both internally and externally. It blocks pathogens at the source and provides targeted treatment with outstanding results.

2. Physical therapy: Through red and blue light therapy devices, etc., it mainly utilizes various physical factors (such as sound, light, electricity, heat, magnetism, machinery, etc.) to act on the human body, among which phototherapy is the main one, and it treats dermatitis and eczema through gentle methods to achieve good therapeutic effects.

3. Diet therapy: Diet not only provides the body with what it needs, but also plays an auxiliary role in treatment. Moreover, the role of diet is irreplaceable. Experts will consciously formulate diet recipes suitable for patients with dermatitis and eczema based on the patients' own conditions.

Psychotherapy: Help patients with dermatitis and eczema build confidence in recovery. For this stubborn disease, a good mental state can achieve twice the result with half the effort.