Why do my palms keep peeling?

There are many reasons why the palms of your hands are always peeling. It may be caused by too much contact with detergent or soap when washing clothes, or it may be caused by dehydration of the palms. It is recommended that everyone should pay attention to the causes of peeling palms and then treat it according to its causes. If it is caused by inflammation, we should use saline solution to absorb it and apply the medicine on the palm.

There are many reasons why your palms may peel and itch. In early autumn, when washing clothes, the hands are exposed to large amounts of soap or detergent. Under the stimulation of chemical substances, the skin on the palms may peel and itch, and the skin may even spread to the entire palms. After peeling, the palms return to their original state, no longer painful or itchy, and no inflammation occurs. Here, patients should pay attention to drinking more water, supplementing more vitamin C, and try not to come into contact with detergents containing chemical ingredients. Lack of vitamin B can cause peeling and itching of the palms. Eating more vegetables can alleviate this phenomenon. Tinea manuum is caused by a fungal infection that can lead to peeling and itching of the palms. It is easily contagious and can easily spread to other parts of the body. Active examination and treatment should be carried out, and appropriate isolation measures should be taken to avoid transmission to family members.

When your palms are peeling, you can wash your hands with salt water. Choose iodine-free salt and rub it directly on your hands, or dilute it with a small amount of water first, and then rub your hands together, and let the iodine-free salt stay between your palms for a few minutes. Do this once in the morning and evening, and the peeling phenomenon will be alleviated in about a week. Wash your hands with ginger soup, cut the ginger into slices and put it in a cup filled with boiling water, wait for the boiling water to cool naturally, then take the liquid chess hands, 2 to 4 times a day, persist for about 10 days, the peeling of the palms can be relieved. Cut the ginger into thin slices and soak it in white wine. After one day, apply the white wine to the peeling area, 1 to 2 times a day. For a week, the peeling of your hands will improve.

A lack of vitamin A or vitamin C in the human body can cause peeling. Due to lack of vitamin A, the skin is prone to dryness. After winter, you drink too little water and have a monotonous diet, which leads to vitamin A deficiency. To avoid skin peeling, you can eat more carrots, milk, fish, egg yolks, etc. to supplement vitamin A and prevent peeling. Lack of vitamin B leads to decreased skin resistance, making dermatitis more likely to occur, and eventually the skin will become itchy and even peeling. In addition, suffering from tinea manuum, dyshidrotic eczema, exfoliative keratolysis, etc. can also cause skin shedding, and may also form papules, erythema, blisters, etc. on the skin.

If blisters, itching and peeling appear on the palms of your hands, you should consider skin diseases such as tinea manuum and eczema. If the onset is short and the symptoms are severe, acute eczema should be considered. Secondly, in the dry season, the skin on the palms can also cause peeling, itching and blistering due to stimulation from soap, laundry detergent, etc. Patients should pay attention to avoid contact with irritating chemicals and take vitamin C at the same time. Tinea manuum is caused by infection with Trichophyton rubrum. In addition, tinea manuum can also develop due to palm injuries caused by friction or prolonged immersion in water. Wearing rings for a long time can induce tinea manuum.