Why Do My Fingers Peel?

The peeling of ten fingers is considered to be caused by fungal infection, peeling and desquamation, dry dermatitis, etc. It is recommended to increase vitamin intake and pay attention to hand hygiene. If there is no improvement, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly to avoid delaying treatment.

1. Fungal infection: Generally, the main reason for finger peeling is due to blood deficiency, dryness of the blood, or poor skin nourishment. The main reason for finger peeling is fungal infection, as well as chemical damage and genetic factors. In daily life, to treat the problem of peeling, it is best to understand the cause of the disease and prescribe the appropriate treatment.

2. Peeling and desquamation: This type of peeling mainly manifests as a layer of white skin peeling off the surface of both hands, but without inflammation or itching symptoms. Hand eczema mainly manifests as peeling of one hand at the beginning, and then developing to both hands.

3. Dry dermatitis: This type of dermatitis can cause finger peeling and even cracking. Finger peeling is more common in early autumn when the weather is dry. Sweat blisters manifest as red blisters appearing on both hands simultaneously, accompanied by intense itching, which seriously affects daily life and work.

If finger peeling occurs during dry seasons, it is recommended to wash hands less frequently and use warm water when washing. Apply hand cream after washing. Patients should eat more fruits and vegetables, such as carrots, to supplement vitamins. They should avoid being picky with their diet and drink plenty of water. Pay attention to hand hygiene and avoid contact with laundry detergent or soap if allergic. If the condition does not improve, it is recommended to promptly consult a doctor for a physical examination and adopt the correct treatment plan.