How to deal with skin blisters

As the outermost protective layer of the human body, the skin is not only beautiful in appearance, but more importantly, it protects the five senses and internal organs of the body from external harmful substances. Therefore, the skin has a certain resistance. Of course, if the external harmful substances or related toxins in the body have exceeded the tolerance of the skin, it will change, such as itching, spots or blisters. The following mainly shares how to deal with blisters?

First, it may be caused by endocrine disorders. After endocrine disorders, blood toxins burst out on the skin and itching is the reason. Chinese medicine says that the surface is blood toxins, and the root is organ toxins. If the toxins of the five internal organs are not eliminated, the toxins of the blood cannot be completely cured. The way to completely cure it is to activate blood and organs. To clear blood toxins, you must first clear organ toxins so that the differentiation mechanism of epidermal cells can return to normal.

Secondly, blisters will appear on the skin and it will cause itching, in this case you should consider it as dyshidrotic eczema! Dyshidrotic eczema is a type of skin eczema, which can be treated by applying some Elocon ointment externally. Be careful to avoid spicy and irritating foods, and avoid eating items that are easily allergenic, such as alcohol. Seafood and shellfish should be prohibited, and a light diet is better!

In addition, it may be caused by allergies. You can take loratadine (Claritanet) + vitamin C + calcium gluconate + dexamethasone tablets orally, or take chlorpheniramine + vitamin C + calcium gluconate + dexamethasone tablets orally for treatment.

Again, daily attention to details are as follows:

1. Please use mild bath gel to take a bath. You can use Johnson's bath gel.

2. Don’t take a bath too often.

3. The bath water temperature should not be too hot.

4. After taking a shower and drying yourself, please apply lotion immediately, especially on your arms and legs, such as Johnson's lotion.

5. Don’t scratch with your hands. The more you scratch, the more itchy it will become, and scratching can easily lead to infection.

From the above information, we understand the importance of protecting the skin. When it itches and blisters occur, there is no need to be too nervous. First, determine the cause of the skin, based on external factors, diet, and the doctor's diagnosis, and then determine what treatment plan to use. Of course, daily maintenance details are also important and will help with recovery.