How to stop eczema on hands

To stop eczema on hands, you will need to protect your hands from your triggers, your hands is always expose to so many  eczema triggers.  Find out your triggers and you can clear the eczema completely.

 In this video we are going to show some hand eczema triggers and how you can protect yourself from.

 One of the top eczema triggers that affect our hand are the chemicals. These chemicals your hands get contact with, from detergents, bathing soaps to shampoos etc. it is necessary to know what kind of product you use and how to protect yourself from such chemicals.

 Hair dressers , laundry men and cleaners are the  most exposed  group of people to these chemicals. This is why they develop hand eczema.

 The second eczema triggers that affect the hand directly are dust, pollen grains and animals, danders,

 If you are a construction worker, a farmers or someone who play with pet, you can easily get exposed to these skin irritant. These are known eczema triggers and can cause eczema  to flare up.

The kind of foods you eat, yes the food you eat can affect your eczema , you should avoid food allergies,  they can cause skin irritation and flare up your eczema instantly. Though these are not directly related to the hand eczema, if you have eczema on your hand, it can flare it up.

 The fabrics, you use, the kind of clothing you use, some material are skin irritating to some people, like wool is known to cause skin irritations and flare up eczema, wearing such cloth with little eczema can flare it up and cause skin irritations. Avoid such type of clothing, though some people skin may be irritated by other type of fabrics.

What should you do now

 Always protect your skin from these harsh chemicals, you can use protective gloves when handling such chemicals, especially if you are a hair dresser, dry cleaner or beautician.

 Always use skin safe soaps and detergent, avoid skin irritating detergent, check the labels of your soaps and detergents  before buying to ensure that  they are free from dangerous chemicals.

Find your eczema food triggers and exclude them from your diet.

Eczema on hands after pregnancy

Eczema appearing on hand after pregnancy can be as a result of hormonal changes that occur, during these time,  several hormonal changes occur during and after pregnancy resulting to skin breakout like eczema, boils etc.

Eczema on hands contagious?

Eczema on your hand is not contagious, even if you shake someone , you cannot transfer the eczema to the next person, eczema does not carry any causative bacteria, fungi , virus or any microbes. 

What to do to Eczema on hand that is extremely itchy.

 Avoid scratching, you may be force to scratch but that will only worsen it. Scratching will increase the skin irritation and cause further eczema. Instead apply a very cold compress on the area , it will  relief it.

Eczema on hands won’t go away

When an eczema  refuse to go, then they triggers are still there , avoid what who have mentioned in this video and you will see your eczema going away.

Hands eczema keep coming back,

 The eczema triggers, like the skin irritating chemicals, pollen grains, dust etc, the food allergies and any other eczema triggers are still around. You should keep away from these to clear eczema, once and for all. Try found your particular triggers and protect yourself rom.

Eczema on hands are caused by the exposure of our hands to chemicals, skin irritants etc. by avoiding such, the eczema will go on its own.