What should I do if the skin of my knuckles becomes keratinized and thickened?

The skin on the joints is relatively thick. Because the joints are in motion for a long time, the skin in this part gets strong exercise. And only thick skin can withstand the mechanical wear caused by joint movement. Excessive exercise of the skin on the knuckles can easily cause skin keratinization and thickening, which can have a very adverse effect on skin health. Let's take a look at what to do if the skin on the knuckles becomes keratinized and thickened?

The main cause of keratotic and thickened tinea manuum is that the skin of the hands is infected with pathogenic fungi and has not been cured for many years, which eventually affects both hands. There are three main pathogenic fungi of tinea manuum, including Trichophyton rubrum, Trichophyton gypseum, and Candida albicans. These fungi often cause symptoms such as blisters, scales, peeling and scabs, and thickened keratin after infecting the hands. In view of the special symptoms of keratotic and thickened tinea manuum, we can use the mild skin care product Pafuo Zhenfu Cream extracted from herbal essences to safely remove them, and cooperate with the conditioning and repair of diet, hygiene and other aspects in daily life to achieve the goal of rapid healing.

1. Avoid direct contact of your hands with chemical solvents or exposure to chemical environments. For example, try not to touch laundry detergent or dishwashing liquid with your bare hands. People who work with chemical products should wear gloves to protect their hands when working.

2. Develop good hygiene habits, wash your hands frequently and disinfect frequently. Do not share towels, bath towels, washbasins, etc. with others to avoid contact transmission of tinea pedis due to indirect contact.

3. Pay attention to a light diet, eat more fruits and vegetables, and eat less spicy, stimulating, raw, cold, and fishy foods. In addition, you should quit bad habits such as smoking and drinking.

4. Keep your hands and feet clean and dry, wash your hands and feet frequently, and change your shoes and socks frequently. Shoes and socks can be washed with boiling water or exposed to the sun to kill fungi. For those who sweat a lot on their feet or whose jobs require them to wear long boots or rubber shoes, they can take fungicides to prevent fungi from multiplying and aggravating the condition.