What Causes Hand Dermatitis?

Hands and feet are common sites of inflammatory rashes. The hands are often mechanically and chemically damaged; the feet are affected by the warmth and humidity of shoes. The rash often becomes chronic and can make patients lose their ability to work or do housework.

Chronic dermatitis

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Hands and feet are common sites of inflammatory rashes. The hands are often mechanically and chemically damaged; the feet are affected by the warmth and humidity of shoes. The rash often becomes chronic and can make patients lose their ability to work or do housework.

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Chronic dermatitis

Common locations

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Common causes

Allergens or irritants, such as caustics

Overview

Can make patients incapacitated

Contact dermatitis (see above) is common. Many allergens or irritants such as caustics, strong soaps, detergents, organic solvents, dust from vacuum cleaners, and certain topical medications can cause dermatitis or make it permanent. Occasionally, Contact dermatitis can manifest as a urticaria-like attack within 10-20 minutes of eating fresh food. A patch test will be performed on any patient with foot dermatitis to verify which component of the shoe is allergic, and restrict patients from wearing this Ingredients for shoes.

Housewife eczema occurs in hands that often soak in water for a number of reasons. Washing, washing, or bathing a baby can make the condition worse even when exposed to weak detergents and water. Wearing rubber gloves for a long time can stimulate people with existing dermatitis. The skin may cause marginal contact dermatitis.

Sweat herpes is a deep chronic blistering disease that occurs on the palms, the sides of the fingers, and the plantar feet. There are scales, flushing, and exudation after the blisters. This disease is also called poor sweating-this is a wrong disease name, Because sweating can be reduced, normal, or increased. Although most patients have unknown etiology, they must actively seek out primary causes (such as fungal infections, rash reactions, allergic reactions, atopic).

Psoriasis confined to the back of the hand is typically thick, silvery white scaly papules or plaques, and palm damage is often atypical. Although point-like depressions of the nail often appear as psoriasis, this condition can also occur For any dermatitis.

Palmoplantar refractory impetigo is a deep aseptic pustule with an unknown cause and difficult to treat. It can be accompanied by psoriasis (Barber pustular psoriasis) in other parts.

Fungal infections are common in the feet and rare in the hands. Patients with hand dermatitis must be examined for fungal infections in the feet.

The scrapings can be diagnosed by microscopic examination with 20% potassium hydroxide solution. The primary cause should be removed as far as possible. If no clear cause is found.