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Understanding Sudden Onset of Dyshidrotic Eczema: Causes and Health Signals

I apologize, but I need to clarify your question regarding dyshidrotic eczema? Hello! Thank you for your insightful response~ I have benefited greatly and gained a better understanding of this symptom! However, I would like to learn more about the causes of its occurrence. Why ha...


Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
Hello, Xiaojuan: Hand eczema and contact allergens (such as cleaning agents, medications, dirty objects, etc.) are related. One type is constitutional, meaning that even minimal exposure can trigger a strong allergic reaction (with red, itchy rashes, and in severe cases, blisters...

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Unusual Bumps on Heels: Causes and Treatment Options Explained

There is a strange growth on the heel? Hello Dr. Chang, I would like to ask you a question: I have developed small blisters on the heels of both feet, which later merged into large pus-filled lesions. The surrounding area is somewhat itchy, but the pus-filled areas are painful wh...


Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
Hello, Xiao Juan: The symptoms you described are consistent with dyshidrotic eczema (pompholyx). The causes can be attributed to an atopic constitution (such as asthma, allergic rhinitis, allergic conjunctivitis, or dermatitis) or an allergic reaction due to a tinea pedis (athlet...

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Understanding Seasonal Blisters: Causes and Treatments for Skin Issues

Blister Every time the seasons change (from spring to summer or autumn to winter), blisters appear on the sides of my fingers, on the skin above my fingernails, and on my palms. Why does this occur specifically during the change of seasons?


Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello GL: Hand eczema, hand tinea, dyshidrotic eczema, and other keratinization disorders of the hands are all possible causes. I believe that during seasonal changes, due to unstable weather conditions and significant fluctuations in humidity and temperature, it is easier for th...

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Understanding Cracked Heels: Causes, Treatments, and Vaseline Benefits

Question What causes some women to have rough cracks on the soles of their feet? How can it be treated? Additionally, what is the function of petroleum jelly? It seems there are many different types of petroleum jelly on the market, and can patients with Fabry disease use it?


Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
Hello: Cracked heels are a common complaint among many patients. The causes typically include fungal infections such as athlete's foot or occupations involving frequent contact with cleaning agents and water. In younger individuals, allergic predisposition should be consider...

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Skin Issues from Frequent Hand Exposure to Water: Causes and Remedies

People who frequently soak their hands in water? My grandmother and a lady I know who sells buffet meals seem to have frequent exposure to water, which has caused wounds on their hands that are difficult to heal. What could be the cause of this condition? Are there any effective ...


Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
Dear kuan861, Hello! Common skin conditions for individuals who frequently come into contact with water include contact dermatitis, fungal infections, bacterial infections, and dyshidrotic eczema, among others. Since itching can lead to scratching and subsequent skin inflammatio...

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Understanding Seasonal Blisters: Causes and Solutions for Hand Eczema

It has been following me for a long time, please help? Dr. Jiang: I have been troubled by a condition where my hands develop blisters every time the seasons change. It becomes increasingly severe to the point where my hands look like they are about to rot. By the middle of the se...


Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
The skin condition you have is most likely dyshidrotic eczema, which is a skin disorder of unknown cause that often becomes more pronounced during seasonal changes or in the summer. If traditional treatments are ineffective, you might consider undergoing localized ultraviolet lig...

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Can Hot Springs Help Treat Athlete's Foot and Dyshidrotic Eczema?

Hot springs Doctor, I am currently being treated for athlete's foot and also have dyshidrotic eczema. How long will it take to heal? Is there a chance of recurrence? If I go to a hot spring, will it help treat my athlete's foot and dyshidrotic eczema, or could it worsen...


Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello, Xiao Tuo: "Can soaking in hot springs treat athlete's foot and dyshidrotic eczema?" Based on the medical literature I have reviewed, there are no relevant studies on this topic. The best advice I can give you is to consult a trusted dermatologist for an exam...

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Understanding Rashes: Causes and Treatments for Skin Issues

Rash Doctor, I have developed a large rash on the back of my thigh that looks similar to mosquito bites. Could this be due to the medication I took for treating athlete's foot and dyshidrotic eczema, or is there another reason?


Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
Hello, regarding your question about the skin rash, it is necessary to see the actual condition to make a proper assessment. If the situation you described involves swelling that does not resolve on its own, factors such as the timing of the occurrence and what exacerbates or all...

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Understanding Sweat Blisters: Healing Time and Long-Term Solutions

Dyshidrotic eczema How long does it take for dyshidrotic eczema to heal? Is it possible to completely eliminate it?


Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello, Little Me: The best advice is to find a dermatologist you trust and consult with them. Treatment outcomes vary from person to person, so there is no fixed timeline. I recommend that when your skin exhibits the described symptoms, you should promptly visit a public hospital...

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Can Uniderm Cream Treat Athlete's Foot and Eczema Safely?

Ointment UNIDERM CREAM "HOCHENG" is indicated for eczema or dermatitis, first aid, prevention and alleviation of infections from skin cuts, abrasions, and burns, as well as the treatment of superficial fungal infections such as tinea pedis (athlete's foot), tinea c...


Dr. Zhang Zhibo Reply:
If you have questions about the contents of the ointment, you can refer to the Department of Health's Drug Management System at http://203.65.100.151/DO8180.asp. By entering the information, you can find the details. I checked the ingredients of UNIDERM CREAM "HOCHENG&q...

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Understanding Non-Itchy Blisters on Hands: Causes and Treatments

Painless and asymptomatic? Hello, recently I have developed many small blisters around my fingers and wrists. They are not painful or itchy, but they feel like small bumps when touched. The more I squeeze or touch them, the more they seem to grow and multiply. I do not have a pro...


Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello Paul: Dyshidrotic eczema, localized keratinization disorders, and vesicular-related conditions are all possible causes. I apologize for not being able to provide a diagnosis based solely on your description. My best advice is to consult with a trusted dermatologist. I recom...

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Is It Eczema? Understanding Symptoms and Concerns About Skin Conditions

Is it eczema? Recently, I have developed many small bumps on my fingers that resemble chicken skin, which are slowly turning into small blisters the size of sesame seeds. The surrounding area is reddened, and it seems to be spreading in clusters... It started from my left index f...


Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello, Conditions such as hand eczema, dyshidrotic eczema, hand tinea, and scabies are all possible causes. I apologize, but based on your description, I cannot determine your specific condition. Answers found online can only speculate based on the information provided and pers...

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Understanding Hand Rash: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Rash on the hands? I have a problem with my finger; it appears to have small holes on the surface, somewhat resembling blisters, but I'm not sure. I'm hesitant to pop them. They feel hard to the touch, are peeling, and are red and swollen all day, causing discomfort and...


Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
Your skin condition is primarily dyshidrotic eczema, which manifests as small blisters on the fingers that can be very itchy and require treatment with corticosteroids. Wishing you peace, and Jesus loves you.

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Eczema vs. Dyshidrotic Eczema: Understanding Treatments and Side Effects

Eczema and dyshidrotic eczema! Hello, I previously visited a dermatologist who diagnosed me with dyshidrotic eczema, but later another dermatologist said it was eczema. What would happen if I used the ointment prescribed for dyshidrotic eczema? Also, does Beclosol ointment contai...


Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello: Dyshidrotic eczema is a type of eczema, and the ointment has the same effect. Beclosol ointment contains a corticosteroid, and short-term local use does not have side effects. Sincerely, Dr. Cheng Li-Chen, Dermatology.

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Understanding the Causes of Unusual Skin Rashes in Hyperhidrosis

The small rash is extraordinarily strange? Hyperhidrosis of the hands and feet can lead to the development of small, clustered rashes on the sides. This condition may be caused by excessive sweating, which can create a moist environment conducive to skin irritation or fungal infe...


Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello: The intense itching and small rashes on the sides of your hands and feet may be diagnosed as dyshidrotic eczema. Dyshidrotic eczema is closely related to your constitution and is a type of eczema. It is advisable to avoid contact with irritants such as cleaning agents and ...

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Understanding and Managing Persistent Lip Herpes and Skin Issues

I would like to ask about issues related to herpes simplex labialis? I would like to ask... about a month ago, I noticed that the area above my upper lip started to become red and itchy, and it also began to peel. After seeing a doctor, I was diagnosed with herpes. However, after...


Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello purpleceles: Herpes is a viral infection, while dyshidrotic eczema is a type of skin inflammation; the two have different pathogenic causes. Based on your description, it is currently difficult to ascertain your specific condition. The key characteristic of skin diseases is...

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Understanding Dyshidrotic Eczema: Symptoms, Locations, and Treatments

Dyshidrotic eczema Sweat dermatitis, also known as pompholyx or dyshidrotic eczema, typically appears on the hands and feet. However, it can also occur in other areas such as the armpits, chest, and back, although this is less common. For treatment, it is recommended to keep th...


Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello, Han: There are many types of skin lesions that can occur on the hands and feet, each with different names based on their underlying causes. One such condition is dyshidrotic eczema. I recommend that when you notice the symptoms described, you should promptly visit a public...

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Itchy Joints: Understanding Skin Issues on Hands and Knees

Itchy areas around joints such as the hands and knees? Recently, I have been experiencing intense itching at the joints of my fingers, accompanied by peeling skin. Small, very fine bumps (not acne) have developed on the affected areas, which are similar in color to my skin (sligh...


Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, the possible conditions could include dyshidrotic eczema, insect bites, or tinea. Currently, it is difficult to determine your exact condition. The main characteristic of skin diseases is that "seeing is believing and touching reveals textur...

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Understanding Persistent Skin Peeling: Diagnosis and Treatment Options

What exactly is going on? Hello Doctor: About six months ago, my hands and feet started peeling continuously. For the first three months, I visited a medical center where the doctor initially diagnosed it as dyshidrotic eczema. After using the prescribed medication for dyshidroti...


Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
If a skin scraping examination is performed by an experienced physician and the result is negative (-), it does not necessarily mean that there is no condition present. Conversely, a positive result (+) indicates a high probability of an actual issue. Therefore, physicians in cli...

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Understanding Dyshidrotic Eczema vs. Athlete's Foot: Key Differences

Dyshidrotic eczema or pompholyx, also known as "sweaty hand eczema," is often confused with athlete's foot (tinea pedis) and "wealthy hand" (a colloquial term for hand dermatitis)? I have developed many irregularly sized blisters on the palms of my hands ...


Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
Dermatological issues often require visual examination, which means you should visit a clinic for evaluation. A diagnosis cannot be made solely based on your description.

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