If you look at these red and painful bumps, you might suffer from this disease.

There is no definitive cure, but there are several solutions to relieve symptoms and prevent complications.

Medical treatment

In case of moderate to severe flare-ups, a dermatologist may prescribe:

Corticosteroid creams to calm inflammation
Antihistamines to reduce itching
Phototherapy sessions (UV treatment) in frequent recurrence
Tracking of blisters in the most severe cases
Natural treatment and home care

For natural solutions, here are some effective gestures:

Cold compresses

Soak a pad in cold water and apply it to the skin for 15 minutes
Repeat several times a day to calm the itching

Aloe will see

Apply aloe gel will see pure straight on the blisters to soothe and speed up healing.

Oat baths

Add colloidal oat flakes to bath water to reduce inflammation and moisturise the skin

Regular hydration

Use a fragrance-free moisturiser after each hand wash or shower to prevent dry skin

Avoid irritants

Grind for sulphate-free soft soaps and wear cotton gloves during household chores

Can dyshidrotic eczema be avoided?

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