What should I do if I have itchy blisters on my hands and feet?

Blisters usually appear on the hands and feet of the human body. The reason for blisters on the hands and feet is usually wearing non-breathable shoes in the hot summer, which leads to the accumulation of viruses and infection on the feet, and blisters. It will feel very itchy and it is highly contagious. If you use your hands to scratch the itching, your hands may also be infected with the virus, causing blisters on your hands, accompanied by itchy symptoms. Itchy blisters on hands and feet have a great impact on life. Not only does it affect the appearance, but if the blisters are touched during daily exercise or moving objects, it will be painful and itchy. For the treatment of itchy blisters on hands and feet, do not eat too spicy food and apply ointment. The following is a detailed introduction.

Blister-type athlete's foot is a type of athlete's foot. It is more common in people with excessive sweating on the feet, especially in the midsummer season. Severe cases may affect walking. The symptoms are milder or non-existent in winter. To remove blister-type athlete's foot, the most important thing is to eliminate the bacteria deep in the skin and cut off the transmission route.

a. You can cut raw garlic into small pieces and put them in your shoes. Wear them for a few days to kill some bacteria.

b. Wear cotton socks and change them every day. Do not wear nylon socks. Nylon socks are not conducive to the absorption and evaporation of sweat, and easily form a warm and humid environment, which promotes the growth of fungi. In summer, it is best to wear sandals, which are breathable and ventilated.

c. Strengthening physical exercise, paying attention to nutrition, enhancing the body's resistance, and improving the skin's disease resistance will also play a certain role in preventing the occurrence of athlete's foot.

You can use Zuyishu, which is specifically used to treat athlete's foot. The symptoms will be relieved after about 20 days of external application. Remember to pay attention to hygiene and keep your skin clean.

Palm blistering is divided into four types according to clinical manifestations: the immersion type is often seen in which the skin between the toes (fingers) becomes pale, eroded, and macerated with clear edges. The macerated 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, so winter is the best time to treat tinea pedis and tinea manuum.

Foot treatment:

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Avoid wet feet. Keeping your feet clean and dry is the prerequisite for preventing athlete's foot. Patients with athlete's foot should wear breathable shoes and socks in the summer, and avoid wearing rubber shoes or sneakers, let alone wearing non-breathable shoes barefoot. After taking a shower and drying your body, be sure not to neglect your feet. Do not walk barefoot on carpets or in bathrooms.

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Avoid alkaline substances. When washing your feet, avoid using irritating chemicals such as alkaline soaps. People with tight spaces between toes can use toilet paper to absorb moisture, allow ventilation, and keep their toes clean.

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Avoid spicy food. Avoid eating foods that can easily induce sweating, such as hot peppers, raw onions, and raw garlic. It is best not to drink alcohol. Eat more nutritious and easily digestible foods, and eat more vegetables and fruits that are high in vitamins.

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Avoid sharing cleaning supplies. Avoid using public towels, slippers, etc. in public places such as swimming pools and bathrooms. Shower after swimming and dry with a clean towel. Do not share shoes and socks with others to avoid reinfection.

Precautions

Pay attention to cleanliness, keep your skin dry, keep your feet clean, wash them several times a day, and change your socks frequently.

Foot basins and foot towels should be used separately to avoid infecting others.

Hand therapy:

(1) Find out the possible causes and eliminate them. (2) For internal 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. (. Suggestions: 3) For external medication, it is mainly astringent and antipruritic. Commonly used lotions containing mint or phenol calamine, antipruritic alcohol for external application, in urgent cases, boric acid solution, aluminum acetate alum solution for wet compresses or soaking, and when the damage improves to dryness and desquamation, urea cream, corticosteroids or sulfur cream can be used for treatment.

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.