Itchy palms blisters
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The first sign is one or more superficial air-filled blisters on the fingers or palms. The blisters burst to leave tender, peeled areas. These peeled areas lack a normal barrier function and may become red, dry and cracked. However, they are not generally itchy.
The symptoms are aggravated by exposure to irritants including water, soap, detergents and solvents. Eventually normal skin forms, but frequently exfoliative keratolysis recurs within a few weeks.
I've been getting small water blisters all over my body. At first it was just my hands and in between my fingers. Now it has spread to my elbows, legs, ankles, back, tops and bottoms of feet, in between my toes, elbows, palms and arms. It's extremely itchy and if you pop the water blister it just seems to come back and spread a little more. Once the rash is "done" in that area the scab thick and shiny.
i have tiny blisters on the palms of my feet, thought i had atheletes foot, but then it started on the palms of my hands, slightly itchy, they dry up and turn a light brown tiny spot. I never walk bare foot, i have tile in my home, i change the sponge i wash dishes with every two weeks. Bought atheletes foot spray, helps stop the itch, should it be something to concerned about?
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I have been getting what I think is water blisters on my palms and fingers and they are extremely sore and itchy. My skin on my palms is blotchy ( pink, and white) also and the ony way I can supress the pain is to rub them together or scratch them. When I touch something my finger tips feel rough, I can still have feeling in all my finger tips however they just dont seem right.
Do you have any idea why this is and What I can do to treat this??
My 2 year old daughter has severely itchy palms of her hands and soles of her feet, to the point her hands are swollen and bright red and the bottoms of her feet are bright red, her hands and feet also get very hot to the touch. During the day it doesn’t bother her as much but at night she can hardly sleep. This has been going on for 3 weeks and her Pediatrician and Dermatologist are not sure what her diagnosis is.
Pompholyx primarily involves the hands and fingers and then may involve the feet. The first stage is acute and presents as itchy blisters on the hands, fingers and toes. Then the chronic stage shows more peeling, cracking, or crusting. Then the skin heals up, or the blistering may start again. The exact cause is not known and excessive sweating can be one of the reasons.
Apply some calamine lotion on the affected area and keep the area well moisturized.
This may be a bacterial infection or a viral infection. Impetigo is contagious and may form blisters over the skin. The blisters may present as clear vesicles that contain clear fluid. However, these vesicles may pop and form yellowish crusts and blisters. HSV type 1 infections also may present as clear vesicles on reddish bumps on the skin. It is best to have this assessed early on as we are considering infectious skin conditions as differentials here.
I also have experienced these small itchy blisters on my hands. It seems to start with a single blister and then spread. I also was worried about it being contagious. I have been diagnosed with Poison Ivy, eczema, contact dermatitis and numberous other conditions...none of which are applicable. I finally tried a product called skin zinc and low and behold it helped. It contains salytic acid as mentioned by someone else above. Hope this helps. I just got it at the local pharmacy....
I have blisters on my hands and feet and red bumps all over my body, but worst on my legs. When I scratch the blisters on my hands they sometimes become like a slight rash and then it pusses yellow. The rash on my legs looks like a ton of little bugs bites. Help please.
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Dyshidrotic eczema is generally defined as an itchy rash limited to the hands (usually the palms and sides of the fingers) and sometimes the feet. Dyshidrotic eczema manifests as small, itchy, fluid-filled blisters. Its cause is unknown and may recur during warm weather.
To manage dyshidrotic eczema, your physician may recommend soaks with drying agents if many blisters are present, as well as the removal of irritating agents.
Shamefully, for almost 4 months I have been getting very small itchy blisters on various spots on my finger and palms of both my hands. The small blisters develope and immediatly itch intensely, . They have a clear fluid inside, that will also ooze once blistering forms. It spreads rapidly around the original blister and will have my hands covered in bumps in as soon as a matter of 24 hours or less.
It all started a few months ago with itchy palms, and hardening of the skin of my palms. Now, my fingers itch, especially between the thumb and the index finger, There are no blisters or pus, but there is cracked and white and yellowish scaly skin on my fingers.I am on synthroid for hypothyroid, and I've had mild psoriasi on my elbows before. The itching subsides usually when I use heavy moisturizers, however the minute my palms get drier, the itching starts again.
It usually starts with one or more superficial air-filled blisters on the fingers or palms that burst to leave peeled areas. These peeled areas lack a normal barrier function and may become red, dry and cracked.
It would be best to have this evaluated further by your doctor. Your friend's condition may be different to your present symptoms. A complete medical history and physical examination are needed to determine the diagnosis. Take care and do keep us posted.
Take care and regards.
I have small, white, blister-like bumps on my palms right now. They're not itchy at all. I was just wondering what these are, because I also had them twice, before. The first instance was when I was taking Tylenol3 last year, and the second one was around Christmas, when I had a few drinks. This week it happened again, right after I had my rashes from drinking something alcoholic. Can anyone tell me what this is?
Pompholyx primarily involves the hands and fingers and then may involve the feet. The first stage is acute and presents as itchy blisters on the hands, fingers and toes. Then the chronic stage shows more peeling, cracking, or crusting. Then the skin heals up, or the blistering may start again. The exact cause is not known and excessive sweating can be one of the reasons.
My husband has white blisters on his palms that come and go. He says they are not painful nor itchy and we are aware it is the result of his job description- his hands work vigoriously with chemicals and are constantly wet... As they tend to dissapear after the ''required time'' before having to see a doctor, i was wondering if in time with this basically being an allergic reaction everytime, is this going to cause some deep dermicalogical unrepairable damage when he is older...
i have no idea what i have....it started with small bumps, very itch, turns into blisters...somtimes yellow, then flaky skin. very ichy, painful to touch or to use my hands only on the hands....it's been off and on for 3 months, but on for most of the time. i've tried exima creme, serisis cream, nothing helps.
m developing a rash that mirrors hives, where my upper extremities and lower extremities, sacrum , butt, are all cover in red bumps, its very itchy and I have blisters on my palms and back of the hand. If that don't freak someone out what does. My temperature is 36 F right now, but my face is flushed. Is this an typical ARS rash or did I develop an allergy to something, because there are red bumps around my lips and my throat is red. I also had a headache and intense neck pain.
A few days later (I was keeping it clean with peroxide) I noticed more small itchy blisters forming on my dry foot. I didnt think it could be athletes foot since my foot does not sweat... but I do use communial matts at yoga. I figured if it was a fungus it would be on my other foot.
A few more days my foot is not getting better and tiny bumps on my palms and fingers of hands showing up. They itch as well. (like little itchy water blisters...
s why to the top of my hands and fingers. these blisters are extrememly itchy and irritating. sometimes i will pop them with a needle but that seems to make them itch even more. it is extrememly uncomfortable and I would really like to figure out what is going on. it started in the fall (here in Michigan) and went away on my hands when i took a trip to cali (it was winter here in mich when i went). once i got back home they came back.
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