Patient's question:
How do 3-year-old babies get blisters on their hands, and they're a bit itchy? What should I do to handle this better?Doctor's answer:
In spring and summer, when it bubbles, it feels uncomfortable and itchy. After the bubbles disappear, there are many scales on the palms. The typical symptoms are itching on the fingers, palms, or the sides of the soles of the feet, followed by blisters forming deep in the skin. These blisters may vary in size and sometimes merge into large areas, with the itching gradually intensifying, sometimes even accompanied by a stinging sensation. Once the blisters dry, peeling and itching will occur, gradually subsiding over time. The entire process typically lasts for about 2 to 3 weeks. As long as you cooperate with your doctor and use medication to prevent the worsening of dyshidrotic eczema early on, you will be able to overcome this troublesome recurrence season and end up with a pair of healthy and delicate hands.