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Itchy Blisters All Over Fingers, Palms, Feet, Skin Peeling. Sweat Glands?

i have tiny itchy blisters all over my fingers palm of my hands on the inside of my hands outside my hands and on my feet as well bottom of my feet and sides of my feet they itch very bad...i was told by one Dr. that it was just sweat glands...when i bust them they dont itch anymore but then were the blisters was the skin peels
Mon, 21 Jan 2013
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi,
It seems you are having a type of hand and feet eczema known as pompholyx. In pompholyx you get tiny pin point itchy blisters over palms, soles and sides of fingers and toes. To treat the same, apply a steroid based cream, use a good moisturiser and if its too itchy then an oral antiallergic like cetirizine. Hope that answers your query. Take care.
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Itchy Blisters All Over Fingers, Palms, Feet, Skin Peeling. Sweat Glands?

Hi, It seems you are having a type of hand and feet eczema known as pompholyx. In pompholyx you get tiny pin point itchy blisters over palms, soles and sides of fingers and toes. To treat the same, apply a steroid based cream, use a good moisturiser and if its too itchy then an oral antiallergic like cetirizine. Hope that answers your query. Take care.