Itchy blisters on hands and feet

Many people have the problem of small blisters on their hands and feet, and this situation is extremely common in summer. Since small blisters often cause great discomfort to people, and too many blisters will also affect the patient's social life, if this happens, it must be dealt with in a timely manner. The treatment method depends on the severity of the disease. Below, we will introduce to you the dangers, prevention methods and coping methods of small blisters on your hands.

1. The harm of small blisters on hands and feet

The harm caused by these small blisters to patients is not only sensory but also psychological and physical. It usually occurs in specific areas, most commonly on the hands and feet.

The beauty of hands also affects people's normal life. Some patients will suffer from serious psychological disorders due to their inferiority complex, especially for students. Because blisters grow on their hands, their classmates are afraid of being infected and will invisibly avoid and isolate the patients, which will cause mental damage to the patients.

2. Prevention methods for blisters on hands and feet

We should pay attention to hygiene in our daily life, wash our hands and feet frequently, and be sure to dry them after washing. Keeping the skin dry will not create living conditions for bacteria, which can effectively prevent the growth of bacteria.

In addition, we should also pay attention to eating more fresh fruits and vegetables, such as yam, sweet potato, winter melon, watermelon, red bean, pumpkin, bitter melon, etc., which all have the effect of strengthening the spleen and removing dampness. You should eat less spicy food in your daily life. Many people love spicy food, but they don’t know that this kind of diet is very harmful to the body. You can eat more bitter melon. The ancients often said that eating more "bitter" food in summer is good for health.

3. What to do if small blisters appear on your hands and feet

If small blisters have already appeared, you can soak them in salt water every day. Because saline solution has bactericidal properties and can inhibit bacterial growth. Preparation of saline solution: Try to use boiling water, and make the water warm, not hot. Add an appropriate amount of salt. After the salt is completely dissolved, immerse the blistered area (hands or feet) in the salt water. Soak for 5-10 minutes each time. Soak every day until the condition improves.

In daily life, you should also pay attention to reducing contact with soap, alkali, laundry detergent, detergent, gasoline, alcohol and other items. When you must use them, you can wear rubber gloves to avoid direct skin contact with these highly irritating items. Also, keep a happy mood and don't have psychological pressure, which will help recovery.

For those with more growths, you can also wipe them with drugs used to treat fungal infections: such as acyclovir cream, calamine lotion, pevisone, Daktarin, Jiujiu Dermatitis, etc. You should also use medicated soap or sulfur soap for bathing.