Transparent blisters on pregnant women's hands

Pregnant women should be very careful with the use of medications during pregnancy, because they have to pay attention to the condition of the fetus. Therefore, it is generally not recommended for pregnant women to take medications. But if pregnant women have blisters and itching on their hands, what may be the cause and what to do? Can medication be used for treatment? Let’s take a look at what to do if you have itchy blisters on your hands.

What should I do if a pregnant woman has itchy blisters on her hands?

1. If blisters and itching appear on pregnant women's hands, it is likely that the body is prone to getting angry or there are too many toxins in the body. In this case, pregnant mothers can treat it by eating blood-dispersing and detoxifying foods. Pregnant women can eat eggplant, mung bean, melon, cucumber and other blood-dispersing foods appropriately, and eat less spicy food, fatty food, high-fat food, oily cheese and other foods.

2. If a pregnant woman has blisters on her hands and feels itchy and uncomfortable, she can take medication under the guidance of a doctor. To relieve itching, you can apply it to the skin. You can use vaseline/sodium oxide (spiny seed vaseline) lotion, calamine and other drugs to rub and treat it.

Frequently asked questions

1. Pregnant mothers should not scratch the blisters hard, because the hands may contain germs and are unhygienic, which can easily lead to infection. In addition, the blisters may secrete some pus after being scratched, which may aggravate the irritation to the wound.

2. Pay attention to hygiene and maintain a clean environment on your arms. Pregnant women should wipe off any remaining water droplets on their hands immediately after washing and disinfecting their hands to keep their arms clean and fresh to avoid aggravating the symptoms of itchy hands.

3. It is advisable to have a light taste in daily diet, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, avoid eating spicy food, irritating food and irritating food, 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 when taking medication. When treating the itchy blisters on the hands, first find out whether it is caused by diet. If not, and if it is caused by bacteria, then you need to go to the hospital for medication.