Blisters on hands during early pregnancy

In the early stages of pregnancy, some female friends will develop blisters on their hands. This phenomenon is generally not caused by pregnancy, but may be caused by body inflammation or skin infection. If you develop skin diseases during pregnancy, you must be careful when taking medication. It is best to consult a doctor about how to treat and use medication.

What to do if a pregnant woman has itchy blisters on her hands

1. If a pregnant woman has blisters and itching on her hands, it is likely due to body heat or excessive toxins in the body. In this case, the expectant mother can treat it by eating blood-cooling and detoxifying foods. Pregnant women can eat bitter melon, mung beans, watermelon, cucumber and other blood-cooling foods in moderation, and eat less spicy, greasy, fatty, sweet, and cheese foods.

2. If a pregnant woman develops small blisters on her hands and she feels the itchiness is particularly uncomfortable, she can take medication under the guidance of a doctor. To relieve itching, you can apply it to the skin locally. You can use glycerin/sodium chloride (compound glycerin) lotion, calamine lotion and other drugs for application.

Precautions

1. Expectant mothers should not scratch blisters with their hands, because the bacteria on their hands are unhygienic and can easily cause infection. In addition, some pus may flow out after the blisters are scratched, which may aggravate the irritation to the affected area.

2. Wash your hands frequently and keep them clean. Pregnant women should wipe off any remaining water droplets on their hands promptly after washing their hands to keep their hands clean and fresh to avoid aggravating the symptoms of itchy hands.

3. It is advisable to eat a light diet every day, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, avoid spicy and irritating foods and hair-raising foods, and quit smoking and drinking.

After the introduction of the above content, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of what to do if pregnant women have itchy blisters on their hands. Pregnant women should be cautious in using medication. When treating the itchy blisters on the hands, first find out whether it is caused by diet. If not, and it is caused by bacteria, then you need to go to the hospital for medication treatment.