The skin of your fingers can change color, and peeling off can be frightening, especially if you don't know what is causing the situation. However, in many cases, it is not a serious sign, although it may make you feel uncomfortable. A common cause of skin peeling is eczema, an allergic reaction that can cause problems in the skin. Rarely, skin loss on your fingers may indicate a more serious condition. Consult a dermatologist before attempting any type of self-care.
Eczema is a common cause of skin peeling and skin discoloration. (Source: Thinkstock / Comstock / Getty Images) Eczema
Eczema is a chronic disease that affects the skin. It can take several forms, but the most common is opic eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis. Symptoms of atopic eczema may include exudation of blisters, scratching of the original skin, changes in skin color, ear drainage or bleeding, thickening of the skin, or redness or inflammation around any blisters that have formed. According to PubMed Health, itching is almost always accompanied by atopic eczema and is often worse at night.
Causes
Allergic eczema is caused by an allergic reaction, and many patients are also allergic to it, such as asthma. Some stimuli can exacerbate the symptoms of eczema, such as certain dyes or perfumes. Wearing gloves, especially latex gloves, can irritate the symptoms of eczema on your fingers or hands. Stress, exposing your fingers to water, dry skin and allergies like pollen or mold can also cause symptoms to worsen.
Other causes
Although eczema is a common cause of skin peeling and skin discoloration in the hands or fingers, other conditions may have similar symptoms, including contact dermatitis, psoriasis and actinic keratosis And a variety of other skin allergies. In rare cases, a more serious condition is a responsibility, such as psoriatic arthritis or diabetes. In most cases, more serious problems are accompanied by other symptoms. For example, in the case of psoriatic arthritis, joint pain and swelling usually occur.
Notes
Eczema and other skin conditions can usually be caused by using creams and avoidingOr exacerbated the condition. However, getting the right diagnosis is important before trying any self-care measures, because if you apply the wrong treatment, it can exacerbate the problem. The doctor can tell you the correct home care treatment. In some cases, prescription drugs can be provided as a solution, especially if the underlying cause is an autoimmune disease such as psoriasis.
