How to treat peeling on baby's hands

When visiting the hospital for treatment, many parents reported that their babies’ hands often peeled off, especially in the summer, when the peeling was more severe. Then, the child did not cry or make a fuss, and the parents did not take it seriously, thinking it was normal seasonal peeling and did not pay enough attention to it. In fact, this will increase the child's risk of disease infection. So what exactly is peeling on your hands? How to achieve the best treatment effect?

The peeling of skin on your baby's hands may be caused by tinea manuum, a disease caused by a fungal infection, commonly known as tinea pedis. It is very easy to get sick especially in summer. The skin lesions of this skin disease have no obvious blisters or ring-shaped desquamation. The palm surface is diffusely red and thickened, the skin lines are deepened, the skin is rough, dry and desquamated.

People with tinea manuum will often feel itchy, and papules, blisters, erythema and desquamation will appear on the skin of their hands. The lesions will initially be small, and then gradually expand. Over time, the skin of the hands will become rough, dry and thickened. However, if a child experiences peeling on his hands, it is imperative to seek timely treatment. Remember not to use hormonal drugs to avoid aggravating the condition. Moreover, this type of hormone can easily make the skin dependent on hormones and cause hormonal dermatitis. If symptoms such as itchy hands and peeling occur, it may be eczema, dyshidrotic eczema, contact dermatitis, etc. Parents should pay great attention to it and take their children to a regular hospital in time for treatment. Carefully identify the disease, understand the actual cause, and prescribe the right medicine to avoid delaying the best treatment time.

In any case, as parents, we must be very careful about our children's health and never be careless. If your child has peeling on his hands, you must seek medical attention and treatment in time. Don't use hormones blindly. In addition, you should also pay attention to your child's balanced diet on weekdays. Eat more high-protein, high-vitamin, low-sugar, low-fat foods, more vegetables, fruits and foods rich in fiber. I believe your baby's resistance will be stronger.