What to do if blisters appear on your hands in hot weather

In hot weather, we usually get small blisters on our hands. These small blisters are caused by the infiltration of tissue fluid and are closely related to our body. The hot weather in summer makes it easy to get inflamed. Moreover, summer is the rainy season, and the climate is relatively humid and hot. The skin cannot breathe well and a lot of bubbles will appear. Therefore, we must take care of our bodies and avoid bacterial and fungal infections in hot weather. Next, we will introduce to you the treatment methods for blisters on your hands in hot weather.

1. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, summer is a season of frequent rain, humidity and sultry weather, but it is also a season for the human body to flourish. Then the body's metabolism will become faster and the detoxification function will become stronger. In this season, people are prone to dampness, and dampness is a kind of "poison". When the dampness is serious, the body's toxins cannot be completely discharged and accumulate in the hands and feet. The reaction is these small blisters. As these toxins are discharged from the body, the small blisters will slowly subside, and the affected area will begin to peel off.

2. The humidity in summer can easily lead to excessive heat and dampness in the body, causing small blisters on the hands and slight itching. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that when dampness and heat rise in the body, it will manifest itself in the body. Generally, these small blisters are translucent or opaque and usually cause slight itching.

3. Caused by allergies, some people with sensitive skin or extremely sensitive skin may also have small blisters on their hands.

4. Caused by some fungi. Because summer is here, many people like to cool down and wash their hands in cold water or touch things with cool surfaces. There are often some fungi on the surface, which cause small blisters and varying degrees of itching.

5. If you find small blisters on your hands and show symptoms of dyshidrotic eczema, you should seek treatment as soon as possible. Dyshidrotic eczema not only affects the appearance of your hands, but also often affects the patient's life due to itching. In severe cases, secondary infection may occur, causing swelling and pain in the hands.

6. Please note that you should avoid scratching when small blisters appear on your hands, and you should not scratch the small grooves. During the change of seasons, you should develop the habit of washing your hands frequently. It is recommended that friends who have this phenomenon reduce contact with soap, alkali, laundry detergent, detergent, gasoline, alcohol and other substances in daily life; keep emotions open and avoid emotional frustration; do not tear off the shed skin with your hands to prevent infection and pus. If serious symptoms occur, go to the hospital for treatment.