Itchy rash on hands

Since our hands come into contact with many things in daily life, when rashes and itching appear on our hands, we should first rule out whether we have come into contact with some irritating substances. However, the condition of rash on the hands is very unbearable because the itching is incomparable to other parts of the body. So at this time, you should take some measures to relieve the itching of rashes on your hands.

1. Small pimples on the hands are very itchy and need medication

When small pimples appear on your hands, you should first think about whether you have come into contact with anything irritating or eaten any bad food. After finding out the cause, you can look for specific medication for treatment. If you can't find the cause yourself, you should go to the hospital for examination in time, find out the specific cause, and receive treatment according to the doctor's prescription.

2. If small bumps appear on your hands and they are very itchy, you should pay attention to daily cleaning.

First of all, hands must be cleaned thoroughly and do not come into contact with irritating liquids, especially alkaline liquids such as soap and laundry detergent. When washing clothes, you can wear gloves to avoid irritation to your hands. Secondly, don't touch small bumps easily, especially when your fingers are not clean.

3. If you have itchy bumps on your hands, you should pay attention to a healthy diet.

Your daily diet should be balanced and you should drink plenty of water. At the same time, your diet should consist of light, non-irritating foods. Do not eat greasy, spicy foods, or foods that are prone to allergies. In addition, you can eat more fresh vegetables, fruits and other foods rich in vitamins. Vitamins are natural antihistamines and should be adequately absorbed from the diet every day.

4. What should I do if my child has itchy bumps on his hands?

1.1. Children's skin is relatively tender and often comes into contact with irritating substances, which can easily cause recurrence of urticaria. Therefore, parents should pay attention to their children's skin health in daily life, avoid letting their children come into contact with irritating substances, and reduce the recurrence of the disease.

1.2. After parents discover their children’s symptoms, they should actively take their children to a regular dermatology hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Due to economic reasons, many parents, when they discover their children's symptoms, always take them to small clinics for treatment. This is unsafe. It is recommended that parents take their children to a regular dermatology hospital for diagnosis and treatment to help their children recover as soon as possible.

5. Things to note when you have small pimples on your hands

5.1. Avoid scratching: Scratching is often the main cause of complications. So it is very important to reduce scratching as much as possible.

5.2. Hand and foot care: when the seasons change. Keep your hands away from water and detergents as much as possible. Apply more cream and keep your feet ventilated and cool. Using sweat and blisters Kang as early as possible can not only reduce the itching. It can also avoid complications from chronic eczema or fungal infections.

5.3. Regulate emotions: maintain a good mood. Mental factors have a very obvious impact on dyshidrotic eczema. A good mood is extremely effective for herpes.

Causes of pimples on hands

1. Small bumps on the hands - may be caused by autoimmune urticaria, commonly known as urticaria

It is often caused by certain foods, drugs, biological products, lesion infections, mental factors, intestinal parasites, external cold and heat stimuli, etc. This is easy to deal with. Commonly used antihistamines can be selected from chlorpheniramine 4 mg/time, 3 times a day; Antalol 25 mg/time, 3 times a day; Cyproheptadine 2 mg/time, 3 times a day; Astemizole 10 mg/time, once a day.

Certecrine 10 mg/time, once a day; Certecrine 10 mg/time, once a day. The above drugs can be taken orally alone or in combination. They can also be used in combination with H2 receptor antagonists such as cimetidine, vitamins and calcium supplements. Adrenal cortical hormones are suitable for severe cases with acute disease and extensive skin lesions.

2. Small bumps on the hands - this may be hand eczema.