What causes small bumps on the back of my hands?

Pimples on the hands are a very common symptom in life. They will cause itching, redness and swelling, which will have an adverse effect on daily life and work. Do not ignore the phenomenon of pimples on the back of your hands. This may be a symptom of eczema. Pay attention to daily care and diet, otherwise it will be troublesome if the condition worsens.

What causes small red bumps on hands?

This is a symptom of hand eczema, which is a type of eczema. The specific causes of hand eczema are food, the most common ones are fish, shrimp, etc., and inhaled ones include pollen, dust mites, wool, etc. Infections by microorganisms such as surface cocci and superficial fungi, living environment factors such as sunlight, heat, dryness, various animal fur and dander, and various chemical substances such as cosmetics, soap, synthetic fibers, etc.

Different groups of people have pimples on their hands

Most of the small bumps on the back of adults' hands are related to recent contact with things, such as paint, cleaning products such as soap, detergent, etc.; compared with children, eczema on the back of adults' hands is more stubborn; and tinea pedis, onychomycosis, etc. will aggravate the condition; therefore, to cure eczema on the back of hands, these factors should be paid attention to. For example, you should avoid contact with soap, detergent, etc. for at least three months. For eczema on the back of your hands, apply general anti-allergic ointments such as trastuzumab cream. For severe cases, it is recommended to go to the dermatology department of the local Chinese medicine hospital, soak your hands with Chinese medicine, and take Chinese medicine for conditioning when necessary. External stimulation is only one aspect, and the root cause lies in the spleen and stomach. Most adults with this disease have stomach problems. Of course, some people do not have symptoms of stomach problems, but they can be checked in the hospital. Therefore, you should avoid irritating foods such as alcohol and tea, and your diet should be as regular as possible, and you should not eat too fast.

Small bumps appear on the back of young children's hands, mostly due to contact with sand, sewage, and fibers, etc. The scientific name is sand dermatitis. This type of situation is not a big deal. Just apply some anti-allergic medicine such as Wuji ointment. Most of them are picky eaters, so correcting their bad eating habits is the key. For example, if they don’t like vegetables, you can give them some vegetable soup, or chop the vegetables and add them to their favorite food.

Precautions

For adults with eczema on the back of their hands, no matter what the contact is, there must be internal causes; therefore, for stubborn eczema, taking Chinese medicine for conditioning is the most fundamental solution. Consider the possibility of herpes. Dyshidrosis is a type of blister-type skin disease that occurs on the palms, soles, and flexor sides of the fingers and toes, and is usually accompanied by excessive sweating of the hands and feet. The etiology and pathogenesis of this disease are not very clear, and it may be an eczematous hypersensitivity reaction. Generally, the skin lesions are round blisters ranging in size from needle-tip to millet-sized, located on the surface, with no redness around them and clear serous fluid inside, which will become turbid and become collar-like desquamation after drying. The patients will feel varying degrees of itching and burning sensation. The disease course is chronic and prone to relapse in spring and autumn. Treatment: Avoid mental stress and mood swings, and seek to remove contact stimuli. Antihistamines such as loratadine tablets can be used in the early stages of the disease. Local medications can be based on the principle of drying, anti-inflammatory and antipruritic effects, such as calamine lotion, zinc oxide lotion, halcinonide solution, etc. In the later stages, if desquamation is the main feature, 10% urea cream can be applied.