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- Dishidrosis eczema does not spread to people around, but can spread to yourself
- Prevents the spread of nodules due to dyshidrotic eczema
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Dysydrotic eczema or dyshidrosis is a condition of skin inflammation that belongs to the family of dermatitis. Dishidrotic eczema is characterized by the appearance of small pimples filled with fluid and itching on the surface of the skin of the palms and / or soles of the feet and between fingers.
These blisters can continue to appear and last around 3 weeks. When the blisters dry out, the skin will become painful cracks. If you scratch the area, you will also feel the skin feel thicker and thicker.
Dysydrotic eczema can interfere with appearance so it is not uncommon to reduce one's confidence when dealing with other people. Is this contagious?
Dishidrosis eczema does not spread to people around, but can spread to yourself
The appearance of dyshidrosis can be misunderstood as a chicken pox nodule. The symptoms can also look similar at a glance, namely itchy and painful nodules, which when scratched will break and clear liquid. But these two conditions are actually two different things.
Chicken pox can be transmitted to other people because it is caused by a virus, while dishhidrosis is not a type of infectious disease. Some doctors conclude that dyshidrotic eczema is a type of allergic reaction or stress. You are also more likely to experience dyshidrotic eczema if your hands or feet are often in damp or wet conditions.
However, nodules hydrosis can spread to the body of yourself if scratched and broken. The clear fluid that has come out of the nodule fragment acts as an intermediary seed for new nodule clusters growing in the affected area of the skin. This self-transmission process is referred to as auto inoculation.
But even though this disease can spread to other parts of your body, nodules cannot spread to people around, either from direct touch or from other methods of transmission - such as borrowing and borrowing personal items. Therefore, even though the clear liquid from the nodule is touched by someone else, the person will not contract dishidrosis. Likewise with items that are touched by a nodule or fluid from a pimple fragment, dishidrosis will not spread to other people who hold these items.
Prevents the spread of nodules due to dyshidrotic eczema
The dyshidrotic eczema can actually disappear on its own without rupture in about 2 to 3 weeks, leaving the skin reddish and very dry (which will later disappear with good handling). However, the unbearable itching sometimes makes people unable to resist scratching the nodule, so that the nodules break and propagate to the surrounding skin.
Dishidrosis includes medical conditions that last a lifetime. That is, this skin disease cannot be completely cured, but the symptoms can be controlled so as not to recur frequently. One good way to relieve dyshidrosis is to reduce stress, considering stress is one of the main triggers in most cases of dermatitis. No exception to dishidrosis.
In addition, the use of cold compresses can also help relieve the itching due to nodules of dyshidrosis. For the main treatment used is a corticosteroid drug, either in the form of an ointment or tablet in very severe conditions.
