In summer, small blisters grow on fingers and they are very itchy

Because of the hot weather in summer, many bacteria in the air are particularly active, and people are particularly susceptible to various diseases in summer. Some people will find that they often feel small blisters on their fingers. When they scratch them with their hands, they will grow blisters. These small blisters look crystal clear and have no color. So why do small blisters on fingers become itchy in summer?

Etiology and pathology

There are actually many people suffering from dyshidrotic eczema. Most patients do not have obvious symptoms when they first get dyshidrotic eczema. They just feel a little itchy and do not pay much attention to it! But what I don’t understand more is why I get dyshidrotic eczema? The onset of dyshidrosis is related to many factors, such as sweating of hands and feet, and mental factors such as mental tension, excessive fatigue, and depression, which are often important factors in the onset of dyshidrosis; others such as constipation, gastrointestinal dysfunction, etc. may also be related to the occurrence of dyshidrosis; it may also be an eruptive reaction to active fungal infection; contact with irritating objects, bacteria, food, drug allergies, personal physique, etc. may also be related to the occurrence of dyshidrosis.

Daily prevention

Dyshidrotic eczema will usually heal naturally within a few weeks after it occurs. Only a few patients will have repeated attacks throughout the year, and even suffer from complications such as chronic eczema or bacterial or fungal infections. However, because dyshidrotic eczema has the disturbing characteristic of severe itching, how to reduce the patient's pain and reduce the occurrence of complications is the key to treatment. In daily life, prevention is mainly based on its relevant characteristics. The following precautions should be taken: The safe, non-toxic, and mild product Han Kangling should be used for treatment to completely cure dyshidrotic eczema and ensure that it does not recur after cure.

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: When the seasons change, try to keep your hands away from water and detergents as much as possible, and apply more cream. Keep your feet ventilated and cool, and use sweat and blisters protection as early as possible. This not only reduces itching but also avoids complications from chronic eczema or fungal infections.

3. Regulate your emotions: Maintain a good mood. Mental factors have a very obvious impact on dyshidrotic eczema, and a good mood is extremely effective in treating dyshidrotic eczema.

4. Low-metal diet: Keep a food diary to find out whether your dyshidrosis is related to metals. If so, try to avoid it. According to statistics, this method is highly effective for patients with combined metal allergies.