Why Is My Hand Eczema Spreading After Using Creams?
After applying the ointment for herpes simplex, the rash has increased in number? Hello doctor, I started applying the pompholyx eczema cream yesterday. It doesn't feel itchy, isn't red, and my hands aren't dry anymore, but the rash has spread and increased in numb...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Without a specific medication name, it is difficult to determine whether you need to discontinue the medication. Generally, the use of hand cream does not significantly worsen dyshidrotic eczema. Recently, due to significant weather changes, high temperatures and humidity,...[Read More] Why Is My Hand Eczema Spreading After Using Creams?
Understanding Hand Eczema and Athlete's Foot: Symptoms and Treatments
Allergic reaction? Doctor, I recently started experiencing peeling skin and blisters, and after seeing a doctor, I was diagnosed with athlete's foot and given an ointment. However, a few days later, I noticed small blisters on my palms. I went to see another doctor, who said...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. Dyshidrotic eczema can be treated with hand cream. 2. It may occur simultaneously; it is a common skin condition in Taiwan due to the humid and hot climate. 3. Treatment for dyshidrotic eczema typically lasts about one week.[Read More] Understanding Hand Eczema and Athlete's Foot: Symptoms and Treatments
Struggling with Persistent Hand Eczema: Seeking Effective Solutions
I have had a skin condition on my hands since childhood that has never improved? After a long search, I found out that I have dyshidrotic eczema. Whenever I visit any dermatology clinic, the doctor takes a quick look and immediately diagnoses it as eczema. The consultation lasts ...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Dyshidrotic eczema is a constitutional condition that cannot be completely eradicated. Due to impaired skin barrier function, contact with detergents, chemicals, and other irritants can naturally cause discomfort. When peeling and cracking occur, the best approach is to apply han...[Read More] Struggling with Persistent Hand Eczema: Seeking Effective Solutions
Understanding Red Rashes on Fingers: Causes and Concerns
Rash inquiry Hello Doctor: Over the past month or two, I have noticed that my fingers occasionally develop small red rashes, but they do not appear on the joints; they are located on the sides of the fingers and not on the palms. There are not many of them, and they are not itchy...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: If there are red rashes only on the sides of the hands, and if there are small blister-like lesions underneath, the most common condition is dyshidrotic eczema, which is a type of hand eczema. Additionally, due to frequent exposure to water, detergents, and other irritants...[Read More] Understanding Red Rashes on Fingers: Causes and Concerns
Managing Hand Eczema: Tips on Steroids, Moisturizers, and Handwashing
Hand eczema & handwashing & corticosteroids & moisturizers Hello, doctor: I have hand eczema, which I would consider mild (compared to what I found in Google image searches). I have seen a dermatologist and used topical corticosteroids, occasionally applying hand crea...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: 1. After brief exposure to water, such as washing hands, you can carry petroleum jelly or hand cream with you for immediate application. 2. Steroid ointments can be applied during acute flare-ups, while regular maintenance should be emphasized during chronic phases. 3. The...[Read More] Managing Hand Eczema: Tips on Steroids, Moisturizers, and Handwashing
Understanding Ear and Finger Peeling: Possible Seborrheic Dermatitis?
Peeling skin on the ears and fingers? I have white, powdery flakes similar to dandruff falling from the opening of my ears. When I scratch it, it feels moist. Additionally, the side of my index finger is peeling, and it has peeled to the point of bleeding slightly. It is extremel...
Dr. Yang Zhiya Reply:
The lesions in the ear may be seborrheic dermatitis, which can occur on the scalp, eyebrows, sides of the nose, front and back of the ears, chest, and other areas. It does not necessarily manifest in all locations simultaneously. However, for a proper diagnosis of seborrheic derm...[Read More] Understanding Ear and Finger Peeling: Possible Seborrheic Dermatitis?
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...[Read More] Understanding Sudden Onset of Dyshidrotic Eczema: Causes and Health Signals
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...[Read More] Understanding Seasonal Blisters: Causes and Treatments for Skin Issues
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...[Read More] Understanding Seasonal Blisters: Causes and Solutions for Hand Eczema
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...[Read More] Is It Eczema? Understanding Symptoms and Concerns About Skin Conditions
Effective Treatments for Dishwashing-Induced Dermatitis: A Comprehensive Guide
I'm sorry, but I need specific content to translate. Please provide the text you'd like me to translate I would like to ask how to treat a condition known as "rich man's hand" effectively. I have been using ointments, but they only provide superficial rel...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
"Rich Hands" is a type of hand eczema caused by "congenital deficiency and acquired imbalance." Some individuals are born with more sensitive skin on their hands, which cannot withstand irritation or excessive washing. Unfortunately, they may not have the fort...[Read More] Effective Treatments for Dishwashing-Induced Dermatitis: A Comprehensive Guide
Understanding and Treating Rich Hand Syndrome: Causes and Solutions
How is Dupuytren's contracture treated? What is the condition known as "wealthy hand," and how can it be treated? Initially, I only had one finger affected, but now multiple fingers are involved. What could be the reason for this? I've also observed that the a...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
"Rich Hands" is a type of hand eczema caused by "congenital insufficiency and acquired imbalance." Some individuals are born with more sensitive skin on their hands, which cannot withstand irritation or excessive washing. Unfortunately, they may not have a pri...[Read More] Understanding and Treating Rich Hand Syndrome: Causes and Solutions
Persistent Blisters on Skin: Causes and Treatment Options
Blisters on the skin? Hello, Doctor. I have a skin issue I would like to consult you about. I frequently develop small blisters on my right finger that are somewhat itchy. After a few days, they peel, and once the peeling occurs, the blisters disappear. However, it only takes a f...
Dr. Hong Zhengsheng Reply:
Hello, Xiao Zhang: Based on your description, it is suspected that you may have a skin condition such as hand eczema, but it could also be a fungal infection of the hand. I recommend that when you notice the symptoms described, you should promptly consult a dermatologist at a pub...[Read More] Persistent Blisters on Skin: Causes and Treatment Options
Itchy Blisters on Hands and Feet: Causes and Solutions Explained
Blisters on hands and feet with intense itching? Dear Dr. Jiang, Recently, I have been experiencing small blisters on the backs of my fingers, between my fingers, and at the base of my fingers (as well as on my feet). They are very itchy, and the itchiness is so intense that I ...
Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
This is likely to be dyshidrotic eczema, which is often triggered by seasonal changes and manifests as hand eczema. You can apply some topical corticosteroids for eczema to help alleviate the symptoms. Wishing you well.[Read More] Itchy Blisters on Hands and Feet: Causes and Solutions Explained
Understanding and Managing Rich Hand: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention Tips
Rich hand..? I have a condition known as "dishydrotic eczema," and I've been applying a topical ointment called "Four Benefits Cream." The symptoms have improved, but I experienced a similar situation last year, where I used the same ointment, got better,...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
The principle for managing hand eczema includes minimizing exposure to water, cleaning agents, organic solvents, and friction, while frequently applying hand cream (or ointment). Hand cream is not a medication; it contains rich oils and can be applied ten to twenty times a day wi...[Read More] Understanding and Managing Rich Hand: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention Tips
Understanding and Treating 'Rich Hand' Skin Condition: Expert Advice
It is known as "Mongolian spots." Hello Dr. Jiang, I am asking on behalf of my friend. Whenever his hands come into contact with water, they become severely damaged, like peeling skin and so on. He has seen many doctors, but nothing has worked. Is there no cure for this...
Dr. Jiang Zheen Reply:
The correct treatment principles for patients with hand eczema are as follows: Protection: In addition to bathing and handwashing, gloves should be worn whenever coming into contact with chemicals, cleaning agents, or even water. The inner layer should be cotton, with a plastic o...[Read More] Understanding and Treating 'Rich Hand' Skin Condition: Expert Advice
Light Therapy for Seborrheic Dermatitis: Options in Southern Taiwan
Light therapy for seborrheic dermatitis? I am located in Pingtung and, for medical convenience, I would like to inquire if there are any facilities in southern Taiwan that offer the following phototherapy equipment for the treatment of my seborrheic dermatitis. Please notify me v...
Dr. Zhong Yitun Reply:
The ultraviolet therapy you mentioned is indeed a good option for psoriasis. In the past, psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis were considered very similar conditions. Therefore, when treatment was challenging, phototherapy was also considered. However, it is now known that seborr...[Read More] Light Therapy for Seborrheic Dermatitis: Options in Southern Taiwan
Understanding and Treating Dry, Cracked Hands in Cold Weather
Hand issues? Hello, Doctor: Thank you for your hard work. I would like to ask why my hands become particularly rough, severely keratinized, and prone to cracking when the weather gets colder. I am not sure what this is called. What is the condition, and how can it be treated? Tha...
Dr. Liao Wenyu Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be symptoms of hand eczema. It is advisable to minimize exposure to water and cleaning agents, wear gloves while doing tasks, and regularly apply moisturizing lotion or cream. This should help improve the condition significantly. However, if...[Read More] Understanding and Treating Dry, Cracked Hands in Cold Weather
Understanding 'Rich Hand': Treatment Options and Long-Term Effects
Dupuytren's contracture Hello Doctor: My mother has a severe case of eczema, which causes itching and cracking of her hands. After seeing a doctor, she was prescribed a topical medication containing steroids, which works very well, but as soon as she stops using it, the symp...
Dr. Liao Wenyu Reply:
Sijia's answer: "Rich hand" refers to hand eczema, and its treatment inevitably involves the use of corticosteroid ointments. However, there are many types of corticosteroids, each suitable for different situations. Therefore, it is advisable for your mother to vis...[Read More] Understanding 'Rich Hand': Treatment Options and Long-Term Effects
Managing Persistent Skin Peeling: Allergies or Eczema Solutions
Peeling skin I have been experiencing peeling symptoms for 15 years, particularly around the edges of my nails, on my fingers, and at the corners of my eyes. There is some redness, and sometimes it itches. The doctor said this condition could be due to allergies or eczema. The sy...
Dr. Jin Lianchun Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is possible that you have hand eczema. You should adhere to the following guidelines: 1. Avoid any contact with water, soap, cleaning agents, and irritating foods (such as scallions, ginger, and chili peppers). If contact is necessary, you mus...[Read More] Managing Persistent Skin Peeling: Allergies or Eczema Solutions