How to treat herpes on the back of the hand

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Herpes on the back of the hand is not only ugly, but also itchy. It's really painful. The back of the hand is one of the most common parts of herpes perspirans. The most common parts of herpes perspirans are fingertips and finger sides. Some patients can also see it on the back of the hand and plantar. The occurrence of Khan is probably related to * sweating and sweat retention in the skin. Sweating herpes often recur regularly every year. Sweating herpes is more common in young people, and the symptoms can be relieved or cured after middle age. In addition, long-term mental stress, excessive pressure is also one of the causes of the disease. So there is no treatment of sweat herpes method, analysis.

How to treat herpes on the back of the hand

First: because the patient is in the hand, so try to avoid hand strain during the illness, pay attention to protect the affected area. Apply to the affected area with hand foot hyperhidrosis or formalin. Sweat herpes patients should keep hands and feet dry and clean. Alum solution wet compress, is also a good choice.

Second: if patients want to use the method of traditional Chinese medicine for treatment, internal medicine should be conducive to the spleen, during the treatment period to pay special attention to diet, eat more light food, avoid greasy, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, keep defecation unobstructed, smoking and drinking remember to quit.

Third: Patients with sweating herpes are often accompanied by symptoms of hyperhidrosis of hands and feet, and regularly repeated attacks every year. It began in late spring and early summer. The disease became worse in summer, and it could heal itself in winter. Prednisone is an effective drug for the treatment of sweating herpes, which can be taken orally. Patients should keep happy during the treatment.

matters needing attention

It is worth noting that female patients should pay attention not to use cosmetics, not to eat spicy fish and shrimp and other stimulating food, not to have too much psychological burden, which is not conducive to rehabilitation.