Small pimples on hands

Suddenly found small red bumps on your hands while working? I didn't care at all. Maybe it was a mosquito bite. When I looked again, it had become one piece? So he rushed to the hospital to ask the doctor. I believe that many people are in this state when small red bumps appear on their hands. Every signal given by the body should be taken seriously, but most people do not do so.

So what are the common causes of small red bumps on the hands? What are the diseases that cause small red bumps on the hands? How to treat small red pimples on hands? Do I need to take medicine? Many people who are troubled by small red pimples on their hands have these problems.

This is a symptom of hand eczema, which is a type of eczema. The specific causes of hand eczema include food, such as fish, shrimp, etc., inhalation such as pollen, dust mites, wool, etc., microorganisms such as surface chemokines and superficial fungal infections, and living environment such as sunlight, heat, dryness, various animal fur, dandruff, and various chemicals such as cosmetics, soap, synthetic fibers, etc. There are many types of medications that can be used for hand eczema, and they should be used under professional guidance. Before changing to a new medication, be sure to completely remove the previous medication. The use of hormonal drugs should not exceed 2 weeks. If you use drugs containing corticosteroids, the local side effects on the skin are more prominent, the most prominent manifestations are drug-dependent dermatitis and rebound dermatitis. The main symptom is that the condition improves or disappears quickly after the hormone is reapplied; if the drug is stopped again, rebound dermatitis will recur and be more severe than before. Patients with hand eczema should not eat spicy food, seafood, etc., and should avoid contact with irritating liquids, especially alkaline ones, such as soap, laundry detergent, dishwashing detergent, etc., which can be avoided by wearing gloves.

From the above introduction, we can understand that the most common cause of small bumps on the hands is hand eczema, which is usually caused by food allergies or cosmetics allergies. Because there are many causes of eczema, it is recommended to seek professional guidance when using medication. After learning this knowledge, people who have small pimples on their hands will not use medication indiscriminately for unknown reasons and delay the treatment.