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Bubbles in the hands that scratch: 7 causes (and what to do)

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The bubbles in the hands that scratch is a symptom that can be caused by situations such as dyshidrosis, atopic dermatitis, allergy, hand-on syndrome and monkeys.



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According to the cause of this condition, the person may also have other symptoms such as bubbles on the feet, dryness, swelling, wound and skin plates, lack of appetite and painful litts in the mouth.

In the presence of bubbles in the hands that itch, it is advisable to consult the dermatologist or general practitioner to make the proper diagnosis. The treatment indicated by the doctor can be done using corticosteroids, antihistamines and antibiotics, in the form of tablets or ointments, for example.


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The possible causes of bubbles in the hands that scratch are:

1. Dehydrose

Dishydrosis is a disease that causes the formation of small bubbles in the scratching hands, in the palm region, fingertips or soles, and can last up to 3 weeks.

This condition, also called dyshydrotic eczema, appears to be related to skin allergies, excessive hands or feet humidity and increased stress.

What to do: In case of suspected dysihydosis, it is advisable to consult the dermatologist, to make the diagnosis and indicate the best treatment.

Thus, the doctor may indicate the application of cold compresses, the use of moisturizers and the use of anti -allergic remedies, corticosteroids and immunosuppressants, in the form of ointment or compressed, for example.

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2. Atopic dermatitis

The presence of bubbles in the scratching hands may arise due to atopic dermatitis.

Atopic dermatitis is chronic skin inflammation that also causes dryness, swelling, wound and skin plates. Get to know the main symptoms of atopic dermatitis.

What to do: When the diagnosis is confirmed by the doctor, the treatment may include the use of moisturizers, to maintain moisture and calm the skin, reducing the symptoms of itching, irritation, redness and dryness.

In addition, the doctor may also recommend the use of antihistamines, corticosteroids, immunosuppressants and antibiotics, in the form of ointments or tablets.

Also read: Treatment for atopic dermatitis: medicines and care

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3.

Hand allergy is usually caused by contact with soaps, detergents and other cleaning products, being more common in people with genetic predisposition who work with these substances, for example.

Possible symptoms of this type of allergy include bubbles in the scratching and redness, dryness, peeling and cracking skin.

What to do: If there is a suspicion of allergy in the hands, the dermatologist must be consulting for a complete assessment and the correct diagnosis.

Treatment of hand allergy can be done using anti -allergic remedies such as hydroxizine and cetirizine, and corticoid ointments, which should be used according to medical advice.

Also read: Allergy: What is, types, symptoms and treatment

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4.

The bubbles in the hands and feet that scratch and can be caused by the hand-in-mouth syndrome, an infectious disease caused by the virus Cohsackie.

Other symptoms that may also be present in this syndrome include fever, sore throat, lack of appetite, painful litts in the mouth and painful bubbles in the hands and feet.

What to do: After confirmation of the diagnosis by the pediatrician or general practitioner, treatment can be ugly with fever medicines such as acetaminophen, anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen and itching medicines such as antihistamines.

The doctor may also prescribe the use of gel ointments for thrush or lidocaine, according to the age of the child, for example.

5.

Monkey smallpox, also called monkeypox or MPOX, is a disease that causes symptoms such as chills, muscle pain, excessive tiredness and bubbles in the coating or hurting hands, and skin wounds.

What to do: It is important to consult the dermatologist, for a complete assessment and confirm the diagnosis.

Treatment of this condition is usually not necessary as symptoms usually disappear after a few weeks. However, in some cases, the doctor may indicate the use of analgesic and antipyretic remedies to relieve symptoms.

In addition, in Brazil, the doctor can also prescribe the use of tecovirimat, a medicine suitable for people who are hospitalized and have the most severe form of the disease.

Also read: Monkeys (MPOX): symptoms, transmission, treatment and cure

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6. Dermatite numular

The bubbles in the scratching hands may arise due to numbered dermatitis, which is a more frequent skin inflammation in winter and may be related to atopic dermatitis.

Other possible symptoms of this type of dermatitis are: red spots on the skin, currency, burning and peeling on site.

What to do: It is recommended to consult the dermatologist, who may indicate the use of oral remedies or ointments containing corticosteroids, antihistamines or antibiotics, or phototherapy.

It is also important to drink plenty of water to keep the skin hydrated, avoid taking very hot baths and applying moisturizers, according to the medical recommendation.

7. Bullous epidermolisis

Bullous epidermolysis is a rare hereditary genetic disease that causes the formation of bubbles that scratch and painful in the hands and any other part of the body, such as mouth, eyes and soles.

What to do: It is advisable to consult the dermatologist, so that the correct diagnosis is made and treatment is indicated.

Treatment can be done by conducting bandages in wounds and pain control remedies. In some cases, hospitalization may also be required to do sterile dressings and administer medicines directly in the vein.

The doctor may also indicate the drainage of the bubbles, which should be done by a healthcare professional.

Also read: Bullous epidermolysis: what is, symptoms and treatment

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