I have some blisters on my fingers, which are very itchy. What should I do?

Finger blisters and itching, first of all, must be diagnosed clearly, because the two most common skin diseases are considered clinically, and the medication of these two diseases has corresponding stress. If used improperly, it may have no effect and even lead to aggravated skin lesions. The first type is eczema, which often occurs with both hands at the same time, accompanied by itching. Anti-inflammatory ointment can be used externally, such as compound flumetasone ointment, halometasone ointment, and desonide ointment.

The second is tinea manuum. For vesicular tinea manuum, there will be blisters on the hands, but they often start from one hand. After a long time, the other hand will be involved. Fungal examination can be done to find hyphae or spores. External antifungal ointment, such as terbinafine cream, is needed. If itching is obvious, antipruritic drugs such as loratadine tablets or cetirizine tablets can be taken orally.

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Especially during the season change, we should develop the habit of washing our hands frequently. Pay more attention to personal hygiene, wash your hands frequently, keep dry and breathable, and clothes and bedding need frequent disinfection or exposure. Prevent hands or other parts from being infected with fungi due to heavy moisture, resulting in poor condition.

Avoid scratches. After scratching, the liquid will continue to infect other parts, so it is very important to minimize scratching. Always keep a good mood, mental factors have a very obvious impact on herpes zoster, and a good mood is extremely effective for the diagnosis and treatment of herpes zoster.

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