Why do hands peel easily in spring and summer?

Hand desquamation is seasonal, because the cuticle of the skin epidermis is very thin, coupled with the dry and cold weather in autumn and winter, the capillaries are in a state of contraction, the secretion of body glands is reduced, there is no hair on hands and feet to keep warm, and there is no sebaceous gland, so fingers are easy to dry, thicken and desquamate. There may be a tendency to heal itself, and generally no special treatment is needed. For authors with serious illness or recurrent attacks, western medicine often uses sedatives, antihistamines and anticholinergic drugs.

At this time, contact with irritating substances should be avoided, and degreasing agents such as strong alkaline cleaners should not be used when washing hands. Usually soak your hands in warm water and rub some oily skin care products. Take more vitamins to enhance skin surface activity.