Seasonal hand peeling

Seasonal hand peeling is a common phenomenon. Most people experience burning and tingling when they change in the spring, summer, and autumn and winter seasons, and then there are small red spots, then they become white spots on the needles, and then they become vesicular horny peels. It gradually expands to the surrounding area, continuously peeling thin paper-like scales, and the skin lesions are fused with each other. In addition to artificial tearing, the stratum corneum is exfoliated layer by layer. The rapid development usually involves the entire palm, and there are no local inflammation changes. Sweating is usually more common, and when you peel, sweating decreases, and some people return to normal after two or three months.

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