What should I do if my fingers peel seasonally?

Seasons not only affect the development of nature, but also have certain effects on the human body. For example, people's skin becomes dry in winter, and becomes oily in summer. This is the impact of seasons on the human body. Some impacts are pathological and need to be controlled and treated. For example, seasonal peeling of fingers is a phenomenon that needs to be dealt with. So, what should we do about seasonal peeling of fingers?

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 the appearance of red spots, which then turn into pinpoint white spots, and then into empty blister-like keratin exfoliation, which gradually expands around and continuously sheds 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.

1. During the blister stage, the main treatment is to astringe and relieve itching. You can apply the Chinese medicine Fu Kang Jie Coating or soak in 10% alum solution.

2. Use medication to protect the newly grown epidermis outside the peeling stage. You can apply Fu Kang Jie ointment externally.

3. Chop ginger into small pieces and soak it in white wine for 24 hours, then apply it to the affected area 1-2 times a day. The effect is very significant.

4. For patients with dry skin, thickened keratin and small cracks, you can apply the moisturizing and crack-proof "Fukangmei Ointment" externally. In addition, be careful not to tear off the stratum corneum that has not been completely peeled off, so as not to cause pain or bleeding.

5. For more serious or recurrent cases, Liuwei Dihuang Pills or Liuwei Dihuang Decoction can be taken with modifications: 20g of Rehmannia glutinosa, 15g of Chinese yam, 10g of Cornus officinalis, 10g of Cortex Moutan, 10g of Alisma orientalis, 15g of Poria cocos, 15g of Saposhnikovia divaricata, 30g of Tribulus terrestris. Add water to the above ingredients and boil them for consumption. Generally, 3-5 doses are enough to see the effect.

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

7. Patients should also maintain an optimistic mood, avoid mental stress and emotional excitement, and try to avoid contact with alkaline detergents. This can prevent the occurrence of this disease.