What are the best natural remedies for treating dyshidrosis?

Sweat rash is a skin condition that appears on the surface of the skin. It can affect the aesthetics of the skin and typically occurs during certain seasons, commonly recurring in spring and summer. It presents as small, millet-sized blisters. It is important to promptly treat sweat rash with targeted measures, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid consuming stimulating foods. There are also some folk remedies that can be used to treat sweat rash. Let's take a look at some of the best ones.

Purchase a bottle of vitamin C injection from a hospital. Clean your hands thoroughly, pour the vitamin C injection into your palm, and apply it evenly to the affected area. Once the solution dries, you may notice a whitening effect on the treated area. Rinse off the white residue. It is important to follow this remedy twice daily, with each application using 2 milliliters of the solution. Three days constitute one treatment course.

Prepare a fresh piece of ginger, clean it thoroughly, and chop it into small pieces. Place the ginger in a container filled with white liquor and let it soak for 24 hours. After soaking, apply the mixture to the affected area. Repeat this process once or twice daily. The main benefit of this remedy is its ability to relieve itchiness.

Prepare some fresh leeks, clean them thoroughly, and then juice them. Add an appropriate amount of red and white sugar to the juice and consume it orally. Note that you only need to take this once daily, and consistent use for four or more consecutive times will yield positive results.

Prepare 30 grams of alum and pomegranate peel. Clean them thoroughly and add an appropriate amount of water to boil them into a medicinal decoction. Soak the affected area in this decoction for five minutes each time, repeating the process twice daily.