What to do if the bumps on your ankles are itchy

When the weather is hot, people tend to sweat easily and more parts of the body are exposed. Sometimes you may accidentally find small bumps on your body. The ankles are the most prone to bumps, because most people wear sandals and do not wear socks, so the ankles are directly exposed to the outside and come into contact with many things. If there is a slight allergy or bacterial infection, small bumps will appear. If the condition is serious, you need to go to the hospital for treatment.

About the treatment of herpes zoster

1. It is recommended to use it externally as much as possible. If the blisters are obvious in the early stage, calamine lotion can be used to dry and stop itching. When peeling begins, glucocorticoid ointment can be used. Chinese medicine decoction can be used for washing. The prescription is as follows: 10g of purslane, 10g of sophora flavescens, 10g of Kochia scoparia,

Verbena 10g, once a day, each time for 20 to 30 minutes.

2. For those who do not respond well to topical medications, short-term oral glucocorticoids or oral Chinese medicine can be used to clear away heat and dampness and adjust physical condition.

3. Apply vitamin C injection to the affected area twice a day for a course of 3 days, which has a good effect on the recovery of skin lesions.

The method is: wash your hands first, wait for them to dry slightly, pour the vitamin C injection into your palms, then rub the liquid evenly with both palms, and wash it off when the liquid dries and turns white. Take 2 times a day, 2 ml each time.

Efficacy: There are reports that using vitamin C to treat peeling hands can show significant effects after one treatment for mild cases, and after three treatments for severe cases, the skin can be healed within a few days.

About Herpes

1. Dyshidrotic eczema is an acute blister-type eczema on the hands and occasionally on the soles of the feet. It is more likely to occur after puberty and in young and middle-aged people. The typical symptoms are an itchy sensation on the sides of the fingers, palms or soles, followed by blisters in the deeper layers of the skin. The blisters may be more or less and may sometimes merge into a large area. The itching gradually intensifies and may even cause a tingling sensation.

2. After the blisters dry up, peeling will occur and the itching will gradually ease. The whole process will last about two to three weeks. But because symptoms tend to recur, they often continue over a long period of time.

3. This is a manifestation of allergic local dermatitis, which has little to do with sweating and is mainly related to emotional stress. However, friends who have suffered from the disease will know that dyshidrotic eczema is one of the most itchy and difficult to eradicate chronic skin diseases.