How does summer hand blister itch do?

In summer, many people will get blisters on their hands, and some people will also have itchy symptoms, but most people don't think this situation is just a common symptom caused by hot weather, but in fact, this situation also needs to be handled well. So what about itchy blisters on your hands in summer? How to treat blisters on hands in summer?

1. Causes of blistering and itching of fingers in summer

(1) fungal therapy

Most blisters on hands in summer are related to fungal infections. This kind of blister is contagious, not only between hands and feet, but also between close relatives and friends. It is suggested that this kind of blister should be found and treated as soon as possible, and dyclonine and other ointment with bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effects can be applied.

(2) Treatment of herpes simplex

At present, the cause of herpes zoster is not clear, only that it is related to sweat, sweat glands and some heavy metals. At present, the treatment is mainly assisted recovery. Pay attention to keep your hands and feet clean and dry in the early stage. Therefore, washing hands frequently in the early stage and softening the skin with some ointment when molting in the middle and late stage can promote wound healing and avoid chapped new skin.

Suggestion: It is suggested that this kind of hyperhidrosis, sweat gland herpes and eczema should be mainly treated with traditional Chinese medicine, such as taking Chu Shi Pill, Jianpi Chu Shi Decoction and washing with Cang Skin Water or Gan Ge Water, which has a good therapeutic effect.

(3) Diet conditioning

Diet conditioning is mainly through eating some foods that strengthen the spleen, moisten dryness and converge, and then pay attention to reducing irritating foods and reducing the elimination of sweat. For lovely fungi, you can eat some foods containing antibacterial and antitoxic drugs, which can be used as an auxiliary treatment.

Common foods for invigorating spleen and moistening dryness: yam, sweet potato, wax gourd, watermelon, adzuki bean and pumpkin.

Common spicy foods are: pepper, wine, garlic, mustard, seafood, cigarettes and so on.

Common antibacterial foods: dark foods such as blueberries, mulberries, black grapes, bayberry, blackberry and ebony, which contain more anthocyanins and vitamin C, can enhance the antibacterial effect.

(4) How to prevent blisters?

1. Pay attention to keep hands and feet clean and reduce contact with irritating detergents such as soap, alkali and washing powder.

2. Exercise more, go to bed early, keep a regular life and enhance your own resistance.

3. Pay attention to eat less spicy and irritating food, pay attention to regulating body temperature and avoid a lot of sweat secretion.

2. Causes of blushing in summer

(1) Normal blushing

Blushing is one of the normal physiological phenomena of human body. Due to the hot summer, some people will have a rapid heartbeat, elevated blood pressure, dilated and congested facial subcutaneous capillaries, blushing and other phenomena. As long as they have a rest, the blush will disappear on its own.

(2) allergic skin

Some people have allergic skin, not necessarily allergic constitution. This kind of skin has abundant subcutaneous capillaries, and the ambient temperature is high in summer. As long as it is exposed to a relatively high temperature, the subcutaneous capillaries will expand, congestion and redness. This blushing is more obvious outdoors. Go home and rest for a while, and the fever will be fine.

(3) allergic reaction

Some people are allergic. This kind of people will have skin flushing, itching or edema in any season as long as they are exposed to allergens. In summer, dust, pollen, etc. are raised more, which is easy to cause allergic reactions and allergic blushes. Finding allergens, prevention and atomization treatment can eliminate blushing symptoms.

(4) Skin damage

In summer, besides changing seasons, the sun is also very toxic, especially at noon, when the skin is directly exposed to this strong sunlight, skin burns will occur, and blushing is one of the symptoms, accompanied by a burning sensation on the face. This kind of burn can't be recovered in a short time, and it takes a long time to recuperate and recover.

(5) Pathological blushing

Blushing is also a diagnostic symptom of many clinical diseases. This blush is mostly a blood disease and will not change with the seasons. You need treatment first, and your blushing will slowly recover.

Common diseases that can cause blushing: hypertension, tuberculosis, lupus erythematosus, etc.