How to treat eczema on the hand?

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Generally speaking, hand eczema is caused by exposure to certain substances (which may be chemicals, clothing in daily life, dust, dust mites and pollen in the air, or invisible conceptual "things" such as humidity and temperature), plus personal physical problems, It is possible that eczema constitution was in a more sensitive state at that time. So, how to treat eczema on the hand? Let's talk about it

How to treat eczema on the hand?

First of all, the patient must control their hands, must not be able to scratch at will, this will cause malignant stimulation to the skin, the rash will become more and more serious, and even there may be water and erosion and secondary infection. Therefore, when eczema attacks, patients can wipe medicine locally, or use liquid medicine for wet compress to achieve the effect of relieving itching. In addition, patients must quit smoking and alcohol, can not eat too spicy and stimulating food, can not eat half cooked food.

In addition, patients with eczema on their hands can also be treated with traditional Chinese medicine, which is to eliminate the accumulated heat toxin in the human body. At the same time, the use of this method can quickly improve the patient's physique, so that the patient's body function returns to normal. Traditional Chinese medicine commonly used treatment methods include acupuncture and cupping scraping, internal treatment, external treatment and so on. In the treatment of eczema, the most commonly used method of TCM is external treatment.

We need to pay attention to the daily hand skin care. If we don't pay attention to it, it may promote the development of eczema by contacting some "unclean things" or sensitizing things. It could have been good, but it won't get better. On the contrary, the condition worsens. Finally, we have to take medicine and delay the treatment, which makes it easier to relapse in the future.

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In our life, if we want to prevent eczema, we must pay attention to avoid all kinds of external stimulation, do not excessively scratch our hands, and less contact with some chemical components, such as washing powder, soap and detergent.