Bubbles on fingers

Bubbles on the fingers can appear even in the cleanest person, as the causes of such problems are quite a lot, in addition to hygiene.

The causes of bubbles on the fingers

Any rash will help cure a dermatologist. Therefore, with the first unknown rash, be it bubbles, red dots or others, it is better not to tighten to reduce the possibility of complications.

Causes of small, watery, transparent bubbles on the fingers:

• herpes;
• dyshidrotic eczema;
• fungus;
• allergic reaction;
• avitaminosis;
• chronic nerve exertion.

Rare cases of small bubbles on the fingers reflect the consequences of hepatitis, malnutrition or internal disease, since the localization of the rash in this case may be in different places.

If the blistering rash manifested itself gradually not only on the hands, accompanied by malaise, fever and other symptoms, it could be evidence of infectious diseases or parasitic infections. Also, if small bubbles on the fingers, toes, and other parts of the body are itching especially in the evening, then perhaps this is the "work" of an itch mite. And such manifestations indicate that in these places the parasite laid eggs.

How to treat blisters on the fingers?

In fact, the difference is small, you have bubbles on your fingers or large, conclusion is one - they require treatment. In any case, the best method of dealing with such a rash than calling a doctor is not, as there are many possible causes of this manifestation and all of them are very different from each other. Therefore, therapy, if you approach one patient, then another needs a perfect other with similar symptoms. And if the treatment is started wrong, you can not only start the disease, but also aggravate her condition.

However, the general recommendations for dealing with vesicles under the skin on the fingers and hands should still be known in case the rapid access to the medical facility is impossible for some reason:

1. In case of infection with herpes infection or chickenpox infection, which is a variant of this virus, it is necessary to lubricate the affected areas with aciclovir ointments, and sometimes it is necessary to take this drug in tablet form orally, and put vials with fucorcin or zelenka.
2. If watery blisters are caused by avitaminosis or systemic stress, then calmness and taking sedatives, calcium gluconate and vitamin complexes is necessary.
3. Allergic dermatitis is treated with antihistamines and corticosteroid ointments to relieve itching and burning, the opened blisters are treated with antiseptic solutions. But, most importantly, to stop contact with the allergen otherwise relapses are inevitable.
4. Dyshidrotic eczema requires complex treatment. Physicians usually prescribe anti-inflammatory drugs for internal and external use. Bubbles themselves are recommended for fucorcin and for baths with potassium permanganate (weak solution). At night occlusal dressings are sometimes applied, and in the morning fingers are treated with Acriderm GK. Also, physical physiotherapy procedures such as electrophoresis, paraffin, UHF, etc. can be prescribed.
5. If you have a scabies mite , then the affected areas should be lubricated with Spragal or ointments with benzyl benzoate, as well as thermally or chemically process all your personal clothes.
6. Infection with worms is treated with antiparasitic agents.
7. If the rash is caused by a disease of the internal organs, then there is nothing to comment on, since the source of inflammation is unknown and in this case systemic treatment is necessary. The only thing you can help is just to try to remove the itch with trays with string and chamomile, corticosteroid gels and ointments or antipruritic talkers.