Itchy feet diagnosis
Common Questions and Answers about Itchy feet diagnosis
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My sincere advice would be to consult a dermatologist to get the diagnosis confirmed. It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your dermatologist. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.
During the summer months, I get small itchy blisters on the arches of both feet. The blisters come in groups of 2-5 and they are very itchy. When I burst them, a clear liquid is released and the itchy desists. The burst skin then dries and peels. I have been getting these for many years and would like to find a permannent cure.
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.
I have intense itching and thickening of skin on my feet. The only way it is relieved is if I itch until I remove the thickened layer of skin which will have a small papule or many clustered together attached to it, leaving a pit in the area it was removed from. That area of itching is then relieved. I have also seen what appears to be a hairlike root attached to the skin that is removed-again leaving a deeper pit, though it is more like a fine "wire' than a soft hair.
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.
To confirm the diagnosis I suggest you to get an evaluation and a biopsy done from a dermatologist.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
There are a lot of conditions that cause cause bumps and itchy feet- it's going to be best if you head to your doctor and have them take a look at the condition of your feet, give them a description of what's happening, and allow them to take more of your medical history so they can give you a more accurate diagnosis. Let us know how you are doing after you see a doc!
s so frustrating that those areas of my hands and feet always get itchy. It is just the one spot thats extremely itchy, no where else on my hand/foot etc. This occurrence happens once every month or so. It is constantly itchy, not itchy, nothing for 2-3weeks then the cycle will start again. I don't put anything except cream like lubriderm incase I think it is dry, but its just the one spot that is itchy, not the whole hand etc. It isn't a very big spot either. I have some pictures too.
I've had skin itch problems for 5 years now & I've all but given up on finding solutions as it seems nobody can help me. I was in Malaysia for some years, which has a tropical climate & I used to get athlete's foot as a student all the time. I itch allover my body, but it varies. Worst, most annoying & most consistent is my feet that itch constantly, it just never stops, it even wakes me up at night!
Based off what I've read before, it sounds like eczema. I'll back up...
About a year ago, after I started staying the night with my boyfriend, I noticed these little acne like bumps on my palms. They weren't very itchy. I would pop them and it would leave a small open sore that oozed just a little bit of clear fluid. Although, some would ooze a little bit of puss, just like acne. My hands have seemed to clear up. I get a bump every so often but not as bad as it used to be.
Since the time I took off my socks until now, my feet are breaking out in excruciatingly itchy red bumps. It wakes me up from sleep and I can't stop itching them at work.(embarrassing) what can I do to, first, find out what it is, and secondly, how to reverse this rash back to normal and itch-free?? Thank you!
Not sure if this is an MS symptom or not but i get very itchy hands and feet. So bad i cannot stop scratching, this happens a few times a week and the only way to stop it is to stop scratching and it will eventually go on its own.
Also getting this odd cold. frozen patch on my face, only occasionally and only lasts a few minutes but this is something that has not happened to me before.
I have tiny itchy bumps on the palm of my hand and they have spreaded to my arms legs & feet they always itch!
I would get up in the middle of the night with really hot itchy feet. After a week i noticed small red blisters on my feet only when i would scratch. The itch would only wake me up a couple of times in the middle of the night and i was better for a while but now my itch has come back with a vengeance since the weather got hotter. I now stay awake almost all night, every hour and keep immersing my feet every hour to control the itch.
For the longest time I've had little round 1/16th inch itchy sores on my feet that just appeared there and I notice it's spreading up my legs where my socks are normally touching my skin, now that I think about it. Any idea what possible causes of this are? They don't seem to be healing, but that may be because I haven't payed much attention to it.
My husband has been having itchy hands & feet for the past week...he says it is driving him crazy. He said he would do anything to make it stop. He has tried several things to try to make it stop. NOTHING works...help PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Also, most recently, in the last 3-4 months my toes and feet are turning a deep purple and blotchy pinkish colored. This happens even if my feet are warm or cold. My primary says my circulation is good. The Podiatrist said he was not sure. I have been tested for Lupus with a positive only of 1:40 which I understand is really negative. Paget's, Lupus, Raynaud's and Scleroderma run in the family and I am hypothyroid as well as my sisters and my mother was also.
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