Small blisters on fingers

Some friends easily develop small blisters on their hands in spring and summer, and they are accompanied by itching symptoms. The more they scratch, the more itchy it becomes. However, there are no other symptoms. Many friends don’t know what is going on when they encounter this situation, so they just apply some anti-itching ointment, but it has no good therapeutic effect.

In fact, if small blisters appear on the fingers accompanied by itching symptoms, it is generally caused by dyshidrotic eczema. If it is not treated in time, the symptoms of dyshidrotic eczema will worsen, causing the fingers to gradually peel off and even cause cracking. The specific treatment methods for small blisters on fingers are as follows:

1. Avoid scratching: Scratching is often the main cause of worsening of the disease and complications, so it is very important to reduce scratching as much as possible.

2. Hand and foot care: Avoid contact of hands with water and detergents as much as possible, keep feet ventilated and cool, and apply more cream. This not only reduces itching but also avoids complications from chronic eczema or fungal infections.

3. Stress control: Stress control is very helpful in alleviating the condition and reducing recurrence.

Dyshidrosis is an eczematous change (allergic dermatitis change) that occurs on the hands or feet. When it occurs, the patient's palms, soles or fingers, and sides of toes often have severe itching, and many small, scattered or clustered blisters can be seen. Some blisters appear as light red papules. Some of these blisters occur rapidly within a few hours, but most of them increase gradually over a few days. Sometimes clustered blisters will merge into large blisters, making it impossible for the patient to use his hands to do things or his feet to walk.

After understanding the content introduced in this article, I hope you will not continue to ignore the problem of small blisters on your fingers. If you have symptoms of this disease, please seek medical treatment in time. In order to avoid further attacks of the disease, you must pay attention to developing good living habits after treatment to avoid the continued occurrence of dyshidrotic eczema.