Swollen and itchy hands are considered to be related to contact dermatitis, ringworm, eczema and other diseases. It is recommended to search for and detach from allergens, and apply antihistamine, antifungal, and glucocorticoid drugs, which can help relieve symptoms.
1. Contact dermatitis: If it is determined that the swelling and itching are caused by contact with certain substances, it is recommended to stop contact with the suspected items. Paying attention to hand warmth, elevating the hands, and applying topical glycerite lotion can promote the swelling to subside. If itching is obvious, cetirizine and loratadine can be given to relieve itching.
2. Ringworm: Ringworm caused by fungal infection may cause obvious itching and frequent scratching, which may lead to localized swelling. It can be treated with topical miconazole nitrate cream, terbinafine cream, and oral itraconazole capsule if necessary.
3. Eczema: The cause of eczema is complicated, which may lead to itching, erythema and papules. Glucocorticoid drugs, such as mometasone furoate, dexamethasone, hydrocortisone and other drugs can be given to quickly relieve the inflammatory response.
There are more reasons for the swelling and itching of the hands, it is recommended not to blindly use drugs, but also pay attention to the care of the affected area. If necessary, go to the hospital dermatology department to find the cause and cooperate with the doctor’s treatment.