Small blisters between the fingers can be treated with anti-allergic therapy, as this condition is likely to be allergic dermatitis. Additionally, it could also be caused by fungal infection, in which case fungal therapy should be adopted for treatment. Scabies can also easily lead to the appearance of herpes, which can be treated with anti-scabies therapy.
1. If allergic reactions occur, it may lead to the formation of small blisters between the fingers, which can also cause itching symptoms. Oral antihistamines or vitamin C tablets can be tried to remove them. However, it is important to avoid repeated contact with allergenic substances during medication to prevent the problem of blisters from persisting.
2. Small blisters between the fingers are often thick on the outside and clear inside. This type of blisters is mainly caused by bacterial infection. Typically, blister-type hand ringworm is relieved through external application of antifungal drugs for wet dressing or topical application. For more severe cases of hand ringworm, oral antifungal drugs may be required for treatment.
3. Scabies is a common contagious disease that easily manifests as herpes on the skin. Therefore, if similar skin lesions are found around the fingers, it is advisable to be cautious as it may be scabies. In such cases, anti-scabies therapy may be required for treatment, such as topical cleansers or clothing disinfection.
