Symptoms of hand eczema

summary

Hand eczema refers to the eczema confined to the hand, which is more common in clinic. This kind of situation is also more common, next to introduce the symptoms of eczema.

Symptoms of hand eczema

Keratinizing eczema is common in men. There are keratinizing and thickening patches on the palm or fingers. It is dry, well-defined, inflammatory, heavy in winter and light in summer. It is often worsened by excessive washing and the influence of soap or detergent.

Pemphigoid eczema in the palm, finger or lateral edge of deep blisters, pruritus, and then scales, sometimes collar like, inflammation is not clear, but also erosion, exudation, pustules when there is infection, and some are manifested as dry scale damage, with chaps and no blisters.

Discoid eczema is more common in the back of the hand, showing a small number of small coin like squamous or erythema exudative lesions, tending to moist changes. Symmetrical, self-conscious itching.

matters needing attention

In order to maintain the normal digestion and absorption capacity, the food should be light, less salt and sugar, so as not to cause excessive accumulation of water and sodium in the body, aggravate the exudation of skin rash, pain and itching, and lead to skin erosion.