There are small pimples all over my hands

Hands are the most important part of the human body and we often use them to do many things. Everything you do every day should be supported by your hands. However, the hands may also develop health problems, such as growth of certain things, small bumps, and the like. Because we usually need to use our hands to do so many things, the health of our hands may also be a problem. So what are the small bumps we sometimes find on our hands?

Small pimples on hands

Suddenly found small red bumps on your hands while working? You didn’t pay any attention to them, thinking they might be mosquito bites. When you went to check again, they had merged into one piece? So you rushed to the hospital to ask the doctor. I believe that many people are in this state when small red bumps appear on their hands. Every signal given by the body should be taken seriously, but most people do not do so.

Hand eczema is a type of eczema. The specific causes of hand eczema are food, the most common ones are fish, shrimp, etc., and inhaled ones include pollen, dust mites, wool, etc.

Infections by microorganisms such as surface cocci and superficial fungi, living environment factors such as sunlight, heat, dryness, various animal fur and dander, and various chemical substances such as cosmetics, soap, synthetic fibers, etc.

There are many types of medications that can be used for hand eczema, and they should be used under professional guidance. Before changing to a new medication, be sure to completely remove the previous medication. The use of hormonal drugs should not exceed 2 weeks. If you use drugs containing corticosteroids, the local side effects on the skin are more prominent, the most prominent manifestations are drug-dependent dermatitis and rebound dermatitis. The main symptom is that the condition improves or disappears quickly after the hormone is reapplied; if the drug is stopped again, rebound dermatitis will recur and be more severe than before.

Patients with hand eczema should not eat spicy food, seafood, etc., and should avoid contact with irritating liquids, especially alkaline ones, such as soap, laundry detergent, dishwashing detergent, etc., which can be avoided by wearing gloves.

From the above introduction, we can understand that the most common cause of small bumps on the hands is hand eczema, which is usually caused by food allergies or cosmetics allergies.

Because there are many causes of eczema, it is recommended to seek professional guidance when using medication. After learning this knowledge, people who have small pimples on their hands will not use medication indiscriminately for unknown reasons and delay the treatment.

Such cases are often seen in the outpatient clinic: many people develop itchy bumps on their hands, and the more they scratch, the more they appear, regardless of age, and are common in both children and adults; some severe cases may even turn red and ooze water, which is related to gastrointestinal dysfunction, known in traditional Chinese medicine as dampness in the spleen and stomach; it is an allergic disease; it can be seen in both adults and children, but the causes of the disease are different.

Most of the small bumps on the back of adults' hands are related to recent contact with things, such as paint, cleaning products such as soap, detergent, etc.; compared with children, eczema on the back of adults' hands is more stubborn; and tinea pedis, onychomycosis, etc. will aggravate the condition; therefore, to cure eczema on the back of hands, these factors should be paid attention to. For example, you cannot come into contact with soap, detergent, etc. for at least three months;

External stimulation is only one aspect, the root cause lies in the spleen and stomach; most adults with this disease have stomach problems. Of course, some people do not have symptoms of stomach problems, but they can be checked in the hospital; therefore, we should avoid alcohol, tea and other irritating foods, eat regularly, and do not eat too fast.

Small bumps appear on the back of young children's hands, mostly due to contact with sand, sewage, and fibers, etc. The scientific name is sand dermatitis. This type of situation is not a big deal. Just apply some anti-allergic medicine such as Wuji ointment. Most of them are picky eaters, so correcting their bad eating habits is the key. For example, if they don’t like vegetables, you can give them some vegetable soup, or chop the vegetables and add them to their favorite food.