How to treat palm blisters

In our daily life, the palm is the most commonly used organ. We need to use the palm to pick up and put objects and perform various actions. However, the palms are most exposed to viruses and are more easily infected by viruses. Blisters on the palms are one of the common palm diseases. Blisters on the palms not only affect the appearance, but also have a great impact on daily life. It is inconvenient to eat, drink water, and take and put objects. If you touch the blisters, it will be painful. There are some effective treatments for palm blistering. For example, you can take medication, such as GABA, calcium supplements, wipe with external medication, soak in boric acid solution, alum solution, or use peeling and other medications. The following is a detailed introduction on how to treat blisters on the palms.

(1) Identify possible causes and eliminate them.

(2) For oral medication, it is recommended to take calcium supplements, antihistamines, oryzanol, etc. under the guidance of a doctor. For patients with acute symptoms, prednisone can be taken orally.

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3) Topical medications are mainly astringent and antipruritic. Calamine lotions containing mint or phenol, and antipruritic alcohol are commonly used for external application. In emergencies, boric acid solution or aluminum acetate alum solution can be used for wet compresses or soaking. When the damage improves to dryness and desquamation, urea cream, corticosteroids or sulfur cream can be used for treatment.

The disease is divided into four types according to clinical manifestations: the immersion type is often characterized by whitening, erosion, and immersion of the skin between the toes (fingers) with clear edges. The immersion epidermis is removed, leaving moist, bright red new skin. The blister type is often seen with blisters appearing on the soles of the feet or palms, and even several blisters merging into larger blisters with clear boundaries, flat skin, and blisters breaking and peeling off. The scaly type is mainly characterized by desquamation, with a few blisters in between. The blisters are dry and desquamative, with clear boundaries and no obvious inflammation. The thickened type often causes thickening of the skin on the palms and soles, blisters and desquamation in the summer, and skin cracking in the winter. This disease is more common in adults, often occurring or aggravated in summer, and alleviated or symptoms disappear in winter when the climate is dry. Therefore, winter is the best time to treat tinea pedis and tinea manuum. Here are several effective Chinese medicine prescriptions for treating tinea pedis and tinea manuum. Patients may wish to try them.

Take 20 grams each of Cnidium monnieri, Sophora flavescens, White moss peel, Phellodendron amurense, and Stemona tuber, 10 grams each of realgar and sulfur, and 15 grams of Angelica sinensis. Take one dose per day, decoct in water to extract the juice and wash the affected area, once a day, each time for 30 minutes. It is suitable for all types of tinea manuum.

Take 30 grams each of alum, gallnut, Kochia scoparia, Cnidium monnieri, and Sophora flavescens, 25 grams each of Acer truncatum, Sichuan pepper, and Phellodendron chinense, grind them into powder and soak them in 1000 ml of vinegar for 1 week for later use. Soak the affected area in the liquid twice a day for 30 minutes each time. Each dose can be used for 7 days. It is suitable for all types of tinea manuum.

Take 10 grams each of realgar and coptis root, 30 grams each of sophora flavescens, wild yam, saposhnikovia divaricata, kochia scoparia, and schizonepeta tenuifolia, and 6 grams of borneol. First boil the first 7 herbs for 30 minutes, add the borneol after it stops boiling, remove the residue, and soak the affected area for 20 minutes when it is warm, 4 times a day. Each dose is used for 3 days, and 15 days is a course of treatment. Suitable for all types of tinea manuum.

Take 24 grams of raw rehmannia, 18 grams of rhubarb, 15 grams each of cnidium monnieri, scutellaria baicalensis, stemona radix, magnolia officinalis, and pittosporum tobira bark, 12 grams each of momordica seed (sliced), lithospermum officinale, apricot kernel, moutan bark, and angelica sinensis, and 6 grams each of zanthoxylum bungeanum and licorice. Soak the above medicines in 1000 ml of sesame oil for 2 days, then use charcoal water to decoct until the medicine color turns slightly yellow, use a fine sieve to filter the residue, then put 450 grams of beeswax into a cup, pour the filtered sesame oil into the cup while it is hot, stir well into a paste, and store for later use. Every night before going to bed, wash the affected area with warm water, wipe it dry, and apply this ointment to the affected area. Suitable for dry, peeling, chapped or blistered skin and severe itching caused by tinea manuum.

Take 40 grams each of talc, calcined cuttlefish, and processed calamine, 20 grams of red ochre, 15 grams of borax, 10 grams each of alum, processed frankincense, and processed myrrh, and 4 grams each of talcum powder, red lead, and borneol. Grind them into fine powder, sieve and mix evenly, wash and dry the affected area, then sprinkle the powder evenly on the eroded and itchy areas between the toes, twice a day. It is suitable for immersion type tinea pedis.

Take 200g each of Sophora flavescens, Sanguisorba officinalis, Coptis chinensis, and Kochia scoparia. Chop them into pieces and soak them in 75% alcohol (1000ml) for 1 week. Filter and then add 70% alcohol (1000ml). Apply to the affected area 3 times a day. Suitable for vesicular tinea pedis.

Take 30 grams of realgar, 20 grams of dragon bone, 50 grams of calamine, 3 grams of light powder, 3 grams of borneol, and 100 grams of vaseline. Grind the first 4 medicines into very fine powder, then add vaseline to make it into an ointment. Apply it to the affected area 3 times a day. Suitable for scaly and thickened tinea pedis.

Take 30g each of Radix Angelicae Pubescentis, Fructus Cnidium, Herba Polygoni Multiflori, Radix Cynanchum, and Radix Scutellariae, and 20g each of Rhizoma Smilacis Glabrae, Fructus Sophorae Flavescentis, and Alumen. Take one dose per day, decoct in water to obtain appropriate amount of juice, soak the affected area, twice a day, 30 minutes each time. Suitable for those with tinea pedis and concurrent infection.

In addition, since tinea pedis can be transmitted through contact, patients should use separate washbasins, foot basins, towels, slippers and other items to avoid repeated infection. You should continue to take the medicine for 1 to 2 weeks until the skin lesions return to normal.

Tips for treating blisters on your palms.

1. Apply snake oil ointment

It can be used at any stage and the effect is good

2. Soak your hands with ten drops of water + white vinegar + warm water

May be a little irritating where blisters have broken

3. Eat cucumber roots

Some people have tried it and said it is effective

4. Boil water with snake skin, then use steam to fumigate, then soak your hands

Two snake skins each time

5. You can take some Chinese patent medicine to remove dampness

There are many varieties and you can go to the pharmacy for consultation. It depends on your individual situation.