The causes of the rash on the hands

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What could be the causes of rash on the hands? Could the rash be the result of working conditions? Can the rash be removed with home remedies? When can the rash on my hands go away? The question is answered by the drug. Anna Mitschke.

Why is there a rash on the palms?

Good day. My name is Halina. I have been cleaning houses in the Netherlands for over 5 years. I have worked in a wide variety of conditions and have never had any health problems. However, recently I got it rashes on the hands. They are now covered red spots. My skin itches a lot. I can’t stop scratching myself and it feels like it makes my hands hurt even more. The ulcer that has appeared is still burning me. Sometimes, in crisis situations, I just put my hands under the stream of cold water. After drying them for a while, I feel relieved, but after 30 minutes my skin starts to itch again.

What could it be the cause of the rash? Could it be related to my job? Sometimes I do the washing without protective gloves, but these are very rare cases and usually I only do it for a while. Can a rash on the hands be treated with home remedies? When can I expect my rash to disappear? Because of her, it is difficult for me to work, and I did not come to the Netherlands on vacation. Please, indicate any possible causes of the rash. Could jewelry also be the cause of it? Thank you for your answer. I am waiting impatiently for your reply. Greetings from Amsterdam.

The doctor explains the causes of the rash on the hands

A rash on the hands can be a symptom of many diseases. Skin changes they can take different forms. Usually it is a persistent ailment accompanied by itching and burning. This causes frequent scratching and cross hairs. Sometimes ailments interfere with normal functioning and do not allow for a good night’s sleep. Most often, a rash on the hands appears as a result of an allergic reaction. A common condition is contact eczema, which arises as a result contact with an allergenwith which the patient contacts on a daily basis, e.g. at work.

Depending on the severity of the changes, contact eczema may be acute, subacute or chronic. Skin changes take the form of exudative lumps, vesicles. Disease outbreaks are not clearly demarcated from healthy skin. The lesions are accompanied by persistent itching. They disappear without leaving any scars. In the case of chronic eczema, it occurs symptom of lichenizationthat is, thickening of the skin, enhancing and deepening its folds. There are different factors that trigger contact eczema.

The most common are dyes for fabrics, detergents, paints, oils, decorations, buttons, bathroom fittings, rubber, cosmetics and others. Preventive measures are important to prevent the development of the disease. These include proper hand care, the use of mild cosmetics and the use of emollients. Emollients in the form of creams, lotions, gels or ointments will ensure proper hydration and lubrication of the skin of the hands. They prevent drying and cracking of the epidermis.

In addition, people who are exposed to detergents, frequently soaking their hands should wear protective gloves and remember to change them frequently to prevent sweating of the skin on the hands. If symptoms persist, please visit your GP or a dermatologist directly. The doctor, after collecting a complete history and examining the patient, will decide on further proceedings. If necessary, he will order the necessary diagnostics, refer them to a specialist and implement appropriate treatment.

— Lek. Anna Mitchke

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