Seasonal peeling_How to treat seasonal hand peeling

The symptom of seasonal peeling will automatically appear in winter, so we recommend that you receive timely treatment when you encounter seasonal peeling in normal times. For the symptom of seasonal peeling, we can supplement vitamin A to relieve it, or we can use medication to treat it. In addition, eating more animal liver and egg yolks can supplement vitamin A.

1. Seasonal hand peeling requires vitamin A supplementation

Vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin that can effectively protect the surface of the skin. If it is deficient, it will cause dryness and peeling of the skin, and will cause cracked hands over time. Eat more foods rich in vitamin A, such as animal liver, egg yolk, milk, cheese, fish, shellfish, carrots, etc. The carotene in these foods can be converted into vitamin A in the body, so you might as well eat more of them. It should be noted that you should apply hand cream after washing your hands every day. You can also rub vitamin E pills on your hands and massage while applying.

Peeling is not a big deal, but if vitamin A is deficient, it will be very harmful to the human body. I hope everyone will pay attention to this.

2. Chinese medicine prescription for curing seasonal hand peeling

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this is mainly caused by internal accumulation of dampness and heat, blood deficiency and dryness, malnutrition of the skin, and dryness and heat generating wind. The treatment should be to strengthen the spleen and eliminate dampness, nourish blood and nourish dryness, and dispel wind and relieve itching.

Therefore, use 10 grams of Atractylodes lancea, 10 grams of Phellodendron chinense, 10 grams of Anemarrhena asphodeloides, 30 grams of Coix seeds, 15 grams of Angelica sinensis, 30 grams of Rehmannia glutinosa, 15 grams of White Peony Root, 12 grams of Polygonum multiflorum, 10 grams of Kochia scoparia, 10 grams of Gentiana macrophylla, 10 grams of Saposhnikovia divaricata, and 6 grams of Licorice. After taking this prescription twice, you can also add 3 grams of alum, boil it in water and soak the affected hands in the liquid for about 20 minutes each time. It has a moisturizing and antipruritic effect.

3. Seasonal peeling of hands requires vitamin C supplementation

Vitamin C has the effect of enhancing immunity, and seasonal hand peeling is also closely related to immunity. Therefore, proper supplementation of vitamin C is helpful for seasonal hand peeling.

4. Seasonal hand peeling treatment remedies

Wash your hands with ginger water

Prepare the ginger, wash it and cut it into slices. Then add water to a pot and boil it, then set it aside to cool. When the ginger water becomes warm, rub your hands in it. Do this 1-2 times a day. You will see results after 5 days.

Garlic Hand Rub

Prepare an appropriate amount of garlic, peel it and mash it into garlic paste. Put it in your hands and gently rub it until your palms feel warm. Then use it 3-4 times a day and you can get rid of peeling in half a month.

Rice vinegar on hands

After washing your hands, pour an appropriate amount of rice vinegar into your palms, then apply it evenly and massage until the skin of your hands is completely absorbed. You don't need to wash your hands again. Rub your hands in this way 3-4 times a day, rub before going to bed every night, and wear gloves to sleep for better results. After a week, the peeling on your hands will disappear.

What is seasonal hand peeling?

After the beginning of spring, some people will experience a strange phenomenon in this season: the palms of their hands will become red or itchy, and they can't help scratching them, wishing they could scratch their palms through. Anyone who has experienced this phenomenon knows that this situation will occur year after year and become more and more serious. Dermatologists say: This is called "seasonal peeling of the hands."

Seasonal hand peeling is a common phenomenon. Most people experience it during the seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter. They first experience burning and stinging, followed by small red spots, which then turn into pinhole-sized white spots, and then into empty blister-like keratin exfoliation, which gradually expands around and continuously peels off thin paper-like scales. The lesions fuse with each other, and due to human tearing, the stratum corneum peels off layer by layer. It develops rapidly and usually involves the entire palm, with no local inflammatory changes.

People usually sweat a lot, but when peeling occurs, they sweat less. Some people return to normal after two or three months. Because of this, many people ignore treatment, but the disease is prone to relapse in a certain season every year, and it tends to get worse year by year. The peeling area continues to increase and expands to the deeper layer, eventually revealing the fresh flesh color, and wounds appear, which are very easy to cause infection. Characteristics of seasonal hand peeling: symmetry of both hands; no inflammation, not caused by fungi (fungal examination is negative).