Itchy blisters on hands

When it comes to human organs, there are many kinds, and the largest organ is the skin. Although the skin is the largest organ in the human body, it is also the most susceptible to disease. Because of various reasons in life and work, our skin comes into contact with various objects every day, especially in summer. Some of these objects can cause skin diseases. Among them, the chance of hand skin infection is the greatest.

Recognize a pair of hands that are basically busy every day except when sleeping. We create a lot of wealth with our own hands, both material and spiritual. The skin on your hands is exposed to the air every day, comes into contact with the most things, and is most susceptible to illness. For example, if you often get small blisters on your hands and they are very itchy, what should you do?

Small blisters appear on my hands, which are very itchy. When they are broken, transparent liquid will come out and a small hole will be left after breaking. Generally speaking, these are all fungal infections, such as eczema, vesicular ringworm, scabies, etc.

Itchy blisters on your hands can be caused by many reasons, most of which are caused by bacterial infection. If blisters appear on your hands and they itch, it is best to pay attention to the following points:

1. Pay special attention to hygiene, wash your hands frequently, keep clothes dry and breathable, and disinfect or expose them to sunlight regularly.

2. Wipe fungal infection treatment drugs: triamcinolone acetate cream, pevisone, daktarin, etc.

3. Apply alum solution for wet compress locally and calamine lotion externally.

4. Avoid scratching. The fluid from scratching will continue to infect other parts of the body, so it is very important to reduce scratching as much as possible.

5. Use medicated soap or sulfur soap to take a bath.

In severe cases, systemic treatment may be used:

① Patients with hyperhidrosis of hands and feet can use anticholine drugs, such as atropine, belladonna tablets, propantheline, etc.

② Severe patients can be treated with corticosteroids, such as oral prednisone 10 mg each time, 3 times a day. After the symptoms improve, the dosage can be gradually reduced or even stopped.

Through the above detailed introduction, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of the problem of itchy blisters on our hands in daily life. Now that we have understood it, we should take appropriate preventive measures in normal times, try to avoid contact with unclean or chemical products, and remember to wash your hands before meals and after defecation. It is best to wash your hands with soap after doing things and take comprehensive protection, which is most beneficial to our health.