What to do if you have eczema

 What to do if you have eczema

Hello friends, I hope you are all well, so today I am bringing you what to do if you have eczema. Many of us are suffering from eczema in the hands and are seeking the help of dermatologists but if some people get cured with treatment, maybe not all of them are getting benefits. So it is necessary to shed some light on this matter. However, it is a very common problem, which makes the patient read in a very uncomfortable and embarrassing situation. Because of eczema in the hands, patients are interrupted in their daily activities. Hand problems are a huge problem for patients working in industrial factories and it is never possible to get the job done properly.

Proper identification and treatment of hand eczema is a challenge. Because no balance can be found between the symptoms and the cause of the disease. Other than hand eczema, some other skin types can look like eczema. In addition, eczema may develop in the early stages due to preservation and the type of symptoms, followed by itching, skin rashes, infections and treatment.

Types: Eczema of the hands can be of different types. Eczema caused by stimulants is very common. This type of eczema is called eczema of housewives or dispan hand or detergent hand etc. Many people's hands come in contact with different chemicals for hours and hours, but nothing happens. On the other hand, washing one's hands a little can lead to cracks and eczema. There may also be hereditary factors in those whose hands can be easily stimulated. Symptoms The degree of eczema or inflammation of the hand depends on the severity of the chemical in contact and the individual's acceptability, the place of contact, the duration of the disease, and so on. Symptoms can also change as a result of allergies, infections, rashes and stress.

Symptoms: Dryness and cracking will appear in the early stages. There will be extremely painful cracks, especially in the folds of the joints and around the tips of the fingers. The back of the hand may become red, swollen and painful. The palms of the hands, especially the fingers, become red and dry and cracked. Red, smooth bright flat palms can be ruptured with a little rubbing. People who may have more hand eczema include mothers of young children, those who have to wet and dry their hands frequently to change clothes (such as surgeons, dentists, dishwashers, fishermen) but those who have to deal with chemicals in factories. .

Treatment: Treatment of hand eczema varies in different stages. If included in the immediate stage, the affected area will have small blisters and extreme redness with itching in all cases where wet compresses of tap water should be given. You may need to take steroids and steroid injections to eat with. Antihistamines, antibiotics and should be taken. If the disease is chronic, it can be seen that the affected skin has turned white and the skin is cracked or the lines of the skin have become visible. In all these cases, steroid ointment should be used permanently. The field may be injected pus in particular local eczema. On the other hand, you have to take antibiotics and antihistamine tablets. Eczema of the hands to cure the disease (which is due to the use of stimulant phase).

Some suggestions for the patient: (1) Wash hands as little as possible. It is best to avoid soap and wash your hands with lukewarm water. (2) If you want to use shampoo on your head, use gloves on your hands or apply shampoo with someone else. (3) Do not hold household cleaners and detergents directly in hand. Do household chores after cotton, plastic or rubber gloves. (4) Do not hold household cleaners and detergents directly in hand. Do household chores after cotton, plastic or rubber gloves. (5) Do not hold anything that may cause burning or itching, such as wool, baby wet diapers or napkins, potato peeling and cutting fresh fruits, vegetables and raw meat. (6) If stimulants have to be used by hand, then rubber gloves should be used by hand but it is not enough to use only rubber gloves. Because of the sweat accumulated inside the rubber gloves, the accumulation of dead cells can again appear as a stimulant in the hands and even more as a stimulant than all the substances that need to be eliminated. It is better to wear white cotton gloves under rubber gloves. For this purpose it is better to buy a few pairs of cotton gloves so that they can be changed again and again if necessary.