ITCHY BUMPS ON HANDS 🤚 | DOCTORLY

[@ALT-vz3jn]

I used to get these from severe stress. It cleared up on its own when I left my abusive ex-husband…

[@23Butanedione]

Wahhh wahhh waaaaaah

[@lottearr]

​@@23Butanedionethat was pretty uncalled for

[@anna_maria_georgiou_garner.81]

​@@23Butanedioneyou are a horrible person. That was way out of line.

[@munterboy1744]

Definitely stress related, I get them when my wife starts stressing me out.

[@samantharocker9694]

Amen! Me, too!

[@CharmaineHarrison-go9yq]

Finally someone addresses my condition to bring awareness. Thank you.

[@dustbunny4527]

Treat your the source, your liver and it’ll disappear. I started taking liver supplements and milk thistle. It’s been over 2 years and I don’t miss those itchy lil nuisances

[@randyhettick5155]

I agree. I've had these bumps off and on for years. One Dr said it was psoriasis, another said it was housewives dermatitis. Now, now I finally have the correct diagnosis.

[@lindascott1152]

Thank you

[@ashaprasanth4421]

This is because of liver problem...

[@edithcano988]

​@dustbunny4527 What liver supplements did you take if you don't mind sharing??

[@Swtchick0421]

I only get this when I get very stressed. Usually goes away after a few weeks. But I always wondered what it was. Thank you for letting us know!

[@austincrowmusic2378]

same

[@VKat517]

❤ Same Here, I get in on my toes and ankle to. That's where it first appeared.❤

[@user-bu4zo6uu2q]

То же самое...

[@ekipablue293]

I had it for years...then it just went away...it was awful. Stress might be an important factor of this ocurring.

[@y.am.i]

I get these every summer. Nothing to do with fragrance or soap, but (for me at least) everything to do with humidity and contact-allergy ✌🏻

[@anthonydavidson767]

same here

[@diane64yorks]

It looks just like prickly heat rash , incredibly itchy usually clears up in a few days with no need for dr's

[@Alex22279]

Same 😂 and I get them after smoking weed 😂

[@lovelycam8631]

I get them in the winter 😂

[@greutera]

I also get them in summer, less frequently now that I’m older

[@OursonAaron302]

I get these during stress. Not only are they itchy but they burn too.

[@therealanna9881]

Yeah and mine sometimes have this kind of liquid and when it pops, it feels kinda disgusting

[@OursonAaron302]

@@therealanna9881 mine did when I was younger. But not now

[@onegfy2390]

@@therealanna9881I’m having that currently and idk how to stop it since its so itchy and I don’t have any sort of conditioner

[@safiyarumana2843]

Actual I have same problem iam working home maid when I wash all dishes next I getting same itchy burn & tht bubbles also it's so pain & burn I can't eat my food in my hand

[@OursonAaron302]

@@safiyarumana2843 wow

[@markcalhoun8219]

as someone with eczema for a long time the removing harsh soaps and fragrances is great, aquaphor helps, topical steroids are 100% necessary for relief. Something you also might want to do is check your hot water temperature, the lower the better for eczema but obviously you want it hot enough to wash clothes and dishes. I aim for 125 F.

[@jwag4863]

I have had this since I was a very young kid. I'm 45 now and still get this every now and then, but it was much worse when I was younger. My palms, fingers and arches of my feet would become intensly itchy and then clear colored blisters would appear, go away on their own and I was left with leathery, cracked skin, which bled and is very uncomfortable. It is very debilitating as I can not hold a fork, brush my hair, grip the steering wheel, etc. Then after the fluid leaves, i peel the dead skin off and new, soft baby skin is exposed. This is very painful & I dont wish this on anyone. The doctors treat my skin like they would a burn victim as the heat in the palms can get extremely hot. They gave me cotton gloves and prescribed a silver burn cream. Sadly, nothing works for me. Has anyone had good luck with any products that help? I did get tested for 20 different chemicals and I'm HIGHLY allergic to Nickel and borderline vinyl. So, no beer, tomatoes, canned food, has to be nickel free jewelry, etc. I have seen so many doctors because of this, yet no one had ever given me a true diagnosis. I thought I was in a small group of people who gets this, but Im glad Im not and sorry that you suffer too!

[@Glotglot]

Yes, plain Vaseline stopped the itching and the blisters!

[@sixpixiesix]

I use Triderma psoriasis control which is basically salicylic acid. It is soothing and helpful. Works even better with an extra moisturizer on top. I have been experimenting with different ones including shea butter and petroleum jelly but seems lotion type moisturizer helps best. I go through a lot of triderma during bad break outs.

[@nadiyaresham4941]

I didn’t know others had this. My hands get so hot that I have to put them on glass or a mirror. Like when I’m in the car and my hands start to burn. It’s nuts. Thanks for sharing! :)

[@bixl8893]

Sometimes I feel like I get all of the kinds of eczema just as a punishment for existing

[@lilys6029]

😂😂😂😂 same!! I suffer from a lot of little annoying stuffs cuased on my body ugh. I always think " the only way to get away from them is to die"

[@jordonrae]

Please please do yourself a favor and look at your diet. They're finding that parasites are linked to skin conditions now and food sensitivities occur as well which causes break outs etc.

[@bixl8893]

@@jordonrae I got the inherited kind...

[@bixl8893]

@@jordonrae i had it since I was 1 years old so it's pretty much just have to live with kinda situation

[@jordonrae]

@@bixl8893 so babies gut is formed directly from the gut of the momma. So if your momma's was off or unbalanced, yours has been since you were born. Eating processed foods, medication, antibiotics, etc can play a part in making this worse. Up to you but seeing a holistic Dr may bring you some relief in healing your gut and getting this gone. 🤷‍♀️ Blessings to you to find some peace i know the pain you're in.

[@trishking4355]

I have been searching what the heck was on my hands and now I found it. I've been searching for a long time. Thank you for putting this out there

[@CatieKatieCo]

don’t put anything on your hands with fragrance or alcohol and try not to put your hands in hot water.

[@tgreen6293]

Cortisone lotion for eczema helped clear mine up

[@wendypayne9518]

Yes, Thank you.. I thought I had poison oak.But the itching was the worst..

[@saxongamer2323]

Lotion never worked for me when I got these problems I actually found out that I had low calcium in my diet so I started taking calcium zinc and magnesium and all of my hand problems and everything went away

[@rustybennineoneonemajesty]

It's called prickly heat trapped sweat glands

[@54_Melodia]

I have this condition since I was a kid and I've been to many dermatologist but each of them have their own opinion until i gave up on trying to know it, sometimes it's hard especially I work on a restaurant, everytime I take order and serving food I tried to hide it so that customers wouldn't complain or disgusted..😅 so thank you for the info and advice..😊

[@ashleymorris578]

I switch my shower soap to truly brand and use NOW brand sea buckhorn lotion and I haven’t had any signs of this since.

[@54_Melodia]

​@@ashleymorris578 thanks for the recommendation, I'll try that..😊

[@gardensofthegods]

​@@ashleymorris578make sure you keep telling people about that so more and more know how to get proper relief

[@gailbenjamin5137]

I get these when I eat potatoes. Don't discount a food allergy

[@T_______________________T]

i used to get this really bad as a kid and found out later it was a contact allergy with latex or other synthetic materials!

[@ladyo7254]

Stress brings this out. Glad i haven’t had any breakouts in years. I cleaned house and chose peace 😂

[@javanesemystic]

OMG thank you, i get those, they're super itchy & they feel all hot/rashy, and sometimes when you scratch them, they get achy. Super frustrating 😭💀✌🏼✌🏼

[@Chloe__________xx]

Get tested for lupus. I have this and the achy aspect is psoriatic arthritis. Happens in a flare.

[@DeadlyChinchilla]

I'm in the same boat! Mine are so small they're nearly invisible, but they ITCH and BURN like I held my hand to a hot stove. My doctor insisted it was just bug bites... it just wasn't. So frustrating! Now I have a name to give them so maybe I can get some relief when it happens again.

[@kieka]

@@DeadlyChinchilla mine is exactly like that, very small can hardly see it but itching like mad mostly at night when I go to sleep. Did yours go away by itself?

[@DeadlyChinchilla]

@@kieka It's happened for a couple years in a row, a few times a year. Each time it lasts a few weeks, and I think it's also related to my stress levels. They happen along the lengths and in-between my fingers mostly, and can end up super raw, then flake like snake skin after it seems to stop. I think it just runs its course after 3+ weeks. I took to using ice water to dull the sensation, because most hand creams just burn. A bowl of ice water next to the bed for night time helped more than anything else. Just so thankful I have a name for it now. I can go to my doctor and maybe get a medical cream that will actually help.

[@Yediel-wo3kn]

Same thx so much

[@melissaspake7727]

I get these regularly. They are SOOOO painful and itchy, but more annoyingly once the little blisters break the skin dries and snags on EVERYTHING!

[@nancycali4644]

I do too but he didn’t give us the name of this. Or did he?

[@losingmypatience]

I used to get these. I'd go to the doc and get hydrocortisone cream, which would help until the next time they appeared. I ordered hand cream from Amazon during lockdown (just a random impulse purchase), and for reasons I don't understand, it cleared it and it hasn't recurred. It was called Dr Scheller calendula handbalm. I don't claim to understand why, and it would totally be coincidence (correlation /causation fallacy), but it's worth a go.

[@melissaspake7727]

@@nancycali4644 it’s called Dyshidrosis

[@deepaksahu6075]

I used to get few parts like on 2-3 finger n few bubble ..I busted it n I ate some ,need leaf juice ,papaya juice n giloi juice with honey n lemon for few times over months till that I haven't got again since 2_3years

[@kkibela]

Get an allergy test.. I had these really bad.. turns out I needed to stop eating deadly nightshade foods (tomatoes potatoes etc all at rhe same time) its an allergic reaction that gets worse with stress.. the doctors don't know.

[@Renee1110]

I used to get this so bad that I was ashamed to hand anything to people or hold my hand out for my change. I’d try to make sure I had the right amount of money for whatever I was purchasing. Not sure why it went away but I haven’t broken out in many years.

[@AlexFrank02]

Has a lot to do with stress mine go away when i have less stress and moisturize my hands more often

[@ya.02]

I get those during summer on my fingers 😭 and after that it peels off into new skin

[@jennifercarrion3911]

OMG yes!!!! I thought it was induced by heat and germs from the gym equipment for me. Luckily I haven’t gotten them in a few years. But I had 3 summers where they repeatedly came back 😫

[@Melon29813]

Same!! I'm not sure what my trigger is, but for the longest time I kept thinking I had gotten into poison ivy every time they'd appear, and was confused as to why the rash was only between my fingersXD . It only happens a few times a year in hot weather, and thankfully so far this year I haven't gotten it yet.

[@giullia8345]

Omg same!!!!

[@akilarajapaksha1332]

Same... this happens to me in every year around January and February when we have a dry season in my country... It's super itchy and when dried, peels off giving a new skin...

[@btsarmyaqsa5998]

Yes...I get these too...

[@jphwife]

Yep! Skin allergies. I can only use certain soaps or they come back, have been dealing with this issue for 30+ years.

[@Keptbygrace]

Yes. Its true.

[@christinewebb1485]

Yes, stress of any kind, allergic reaction of some kind, some disease or illness come with them. Mine use to itch til I they would "pop" or leak fluid. Then I'd put on a blister bandage for a few days to absorb all fluid. Then I take it off & they dry up. Also extra fluid retention & the skin stretching can cause these too.

[@MotivationNamaste]

​@@christinewebb1485 have the same thing for ovet year and 1/2 I was prescribed Demovat 0.05%. and blu light treatment? treatment

[@Serandiptravel]

Nope just don’t use the hot water to wag your hands.

[@moira1374]

Ich weiß was ist weil ich hätte dem gehabt für 2-3 Jahre! An old Lady told me to do this.... Kleie ! In Englisch is ist "oat bran" you take them and you boild then in water, wenn water bekomm white you take only the liquid put it in a bottle and live it in your Refrigerator so that you can use it more times, wenn you are done with your bath put this white liquid on your skin and live it there!!! In 2-3 months it will go away!!!!! You can always use chamomile Kompresse as well everytime! Du that!!!!!! It is an old Medizin from an old Greek Woman! I was amazed! I know how bad it is 😢

[@taylorlastname348]

GEL NAIL POLISH! If you use it, make sure your light is strong enough and you’re curing for long enough. Mine was so bad that I had to keep my fingers wrapped for almost a month.

[@clarezajac3276]

Exactly!!! I found the same exact condition kept putting the f****** gel nail polish on thinking oh it's just stress... Bulshit😊

[@taylorlastname348]

@@clarezajac3276 YUP!! Did the exact same thing. Was sitting in meetings wanting to rip my fingers off. Finally realized when the pain finally reached my nail beds. Glad we figured it out ❤️

[@coinage8356]

It happens to me with Polymer Gel and UV nailpolishes.

[@mayberryco]

OMG THIS IS LIFE CHANGING THANK YOU!!❤

[@moira._]

I got these from severe stress. Finally cleared up when I dealt with my anxiety!

[@ericdavis2183]

Help please. How did you deal with your anxiety. Please help me

[@rcepicasso57]

How did you face your anxiety? Trying to help my wife to tackle hers.

[@vyizzyme]

That name moira.what does it mean i have wondered for near 41 years.😂😅never seen it anywhere else. And still is it ended with a rah or ray sound. I like moira(y). But assumed it was moira(h).anyway its personal the reason im asking.

[@moira._]

@@vyizzyme it’s pronounced Moy-Rah! the meaning of the name has a lot of translations but it’s origin is Greek, meaning fate and destiny. :)

[@moira._]

@@ericdavis2183 i went to a therapist, as well as learned different methods on dealing with spouts of anxiety: - butterfly taps - special breathing methods - working through feelings with a loved one - drawing or doing peaceful activities - being out in nature - spending less time on my phone - getting at least 9 hours of sleep - spending time with people and getting used to that as an introvert - using stories or sounds or music to fall asleep peacefully at night - fidgeting - learning good tactics from others - praying - listening to music or reading i also transferred schools from my toxic public school that destroyed my mental health, to an amazing christian school that changed my life. you got this. i love you. you are so strong and i bet you are an amazing person. everything that you’re going through will be better in the long run because you (if you’re not already an adult, but even so) will be a really strong adult. most adults don’t know how to deal with their feelings or anxiety. i promise you that things do get better. i’ll be praying for you. ❤️

[@leighasloveofsqueeze4260]

I've been dealing with this for so many years. Every time I get an outbreak it literally takes months for it to be fully gone. I finally have a name for it. Thank you!

[@champaignenicole1041]

Get a test it’s probably herpes

[@travelfromhome1340]

I’m going through the same thing rn…Could you please share what helped you?

[@habeebabegum1996]

I'm going through the same thing from 2 years and I'm really really tired of it. what do I do?

[@lilyrowlett5624]

Try to get any toxins out of your life. Use only natural moisturizer. Organic shea butter is great. I use a heavy dose of castor oil on my feet at night and it helps so much. Also there is a cream you can get that eats away the dead skin cells. It’s prescription. Haven’t had a major breakout since going natural on everything possible.

[@durgavaraprasad5723]

​@@habeebabegum1996 i have been suffering with it since last 2 years and consulted many doctors but none able to cure it

[@Rose-nx5fd]

I have had this for 33 years. At first it was hands and feet. For years now it is only on my left foot. The itch is so intense I scretch until the blisters popped, but they will not go away. Out of desperation I file the skin to the flash clean with peroxide and put some oatmeal lotion especially for eczema eventually it heals. I think my case is stress that triggers it 😢

[@Butterkoekjes]

Herpesfoot

[@gekkoberry371]

I've had eczema on my hands since I was a kid. I was told it would go away when I became an adult. I'm 32 and still have it. Used steroidcreams my whole life until I stopped maybe ten years ago or so. I manage it with various skincare and diet now.

[@Gemturbo]

I was diagnosed with this in 2017. Mine is brought on by stress. When I'm having a flair, heat makes it worse. I haven't had it for about a year now. Though I have been in stressful situations, I haven't had it flare up. I am thankful. Thank you for making this short. Trying to explain it to folks is frustrating. Once you say "Eczema" they automatically assume they know what it is. It is very different from "typical"eczema.

[@M_SC]

People are annoying af

[@elsieesoteric]

Mine was caused by stress too! I had it as a teen as a result of having to deal with my verbally and emotionally abusive stepmother and passive father. My stepmother would always comment on how nasty my hands looked but would never get me treatment for it. When I moved out it cleared up pretty quickly and I haven't had a flare up since - it's been almost 20 years without one.

[@deecal4104]

I only get this in the heat! I was wondering if it’s the same as Doc mentioned

[@elizabethnowrouzi5735]

Mine was brought on my stress too. My doctor prescribed an ointment that worked great,,,,sorry I don't remember the name. I have not had a recurrence in a long time. Hope you get over the stress in your life soon.

[@ukelilly]

Putting on these lotion helped ? Seems like since stress & heat can be the cause, maybe lotion won't be effective. I learned that it could be a vitamin deficiency. Which ? I forget. Should have bookmark the video.

[@sha-asiamood4935]

I get these so sporadically! I never knew what it was! I only get it on a finger or two, it pops up, then goes away in a day or two. Now I have to figure out what products might do it. Thank you!!!!

[@misfitmuggle]

I get them atleast 4-8 times a year. Mostly when the weather is changing. None of this have ever worked for me btw. And by the time the topical steroid cream starts working, they are already on their way out.

[@msam2357]

I get them sporadically, the first time was in the run up to my biggest university exams. I saw a dermatologist then who had been an Army doctor in Vietnam (this was a while ago). He said he would often see this in soldiers who were getting ready to be shipped to the front. For those with eczema, he said it can also be a sign of stress, like in my case. 🫶

[@collectsdust]

@@msam2357 O!M!G! THANK YOU!! Stress: it makes Perfect Sense! You, my unknown friend, lol, are a Blessing!!

[@M_SC]

⁠freeze them with ice cubes

[@misfitmuggle]

@@M_SC works for about 30 secsx until the itching comes back

[@vanci1111]

I just love how his answers are everything but addressing the real cause

[@skadzeofficial807]

Man thank you so much , for a person who has been through this for almost 10 years , it's really useful and helpful ✨

[@MyTubeofYouChannel]

Really thought I was the only person in the world that got these 👀 I call them my stress bumps lol, because they come on during seasons of high stress or anxiety and the second I choose to ignore the break out the next thing I know they're gone. Tbh they are a good sign that I need to take a breather and calm down lol.

[@nickolas7117]

Me too I mean I’m young but I have had it forever

[@kimberlyheckler8453]

You're not alone.

[@emilyb945]

I've gotten this on and off for ages and never knew what it was. Summer time I just assumed it was sun poisoning. I'm allergic to the sun and break out with Itty bitty bumps like that all over my hands, arm, chest, legs. Anywhere the sun gets. And it's worse on over cast days. Then I started getting them in the winter too so I knew it wasn't sun poisoning. It'd always embarrassed me, cuz it looks so bad and itches even worse.

[@nickolas7117]

@@emilyb945 and I thought I had it bad I only have it in the winter season in Wisconsin

[@tracyalcide8152]

Omg me too I would get them during the summer only

[@Cloudyconfusion]

Honestly went to a doctor for these. She straight up said it’s stress induced and there’s nothing you can do besides change your environment to be less stressful and she’s 10000% right. Don’t be hard on yourself if you have these. They will come and go and show you when you’re in stress and might not realize it. I have a couple now and it’s very indicative of my current situation. It’s a blessing not a curse and a sign to change things up

[@LittleLindsee]

thank you for this comment

[@bekind5895]

For me not stress. It's when I use dawn dishwash soap..clean the bathroom with ajax or clorox without gloves....do yard work without wearing gloves... What helps the itching for me is putting some witch hazel on my hands then air dry them....after a few days when they dry out, I exfoliate my hands with coffe or sugar then moisturize them with Dove intensive cream ( the one that comes in a navy blue bottle). I found a similar one at the dollar tree and it works too.

[@Thunder_Lightning_and_Fury]

When my bank is not right, i get them. Money stress is always the cause for me. Always a result of stress.

[@DS-co1pt]

I had this problem few years back.i just rub mango flowers (mango flowers are just cluster of small flowers with strong aroma)then it totally vanished.

[@bekind5895]

@@DS-co1pt Thank you for sharing.

[@_MetaMaze_]

To anyone that gets those bumps on your hands, it’s because you’re not thoroughly washing off harsh liquid soaps. I promise you, if you ever use dish soap on your hands, this will happen. If you use that brand, soft soap, this will happen. Notice where it happens, in the crevices of your fingers typically where you’re leaving soap and water residue.

[@jenapowers7360]

Ty for this! I've never dealt with this in my life and this is new for me 😢

[@GreenGoblin9]

These are the worst! I used to get them often when I was stressed out or wasn’t sleeping/eating enough. On top of that, they sting like hell but for most people they go away in 1-2 weeks.

[@tylerlyons6038]

Lucky ppl 😞

[@oreothen]

​@@tylerlyons6038Lol I've had them all my life but it comes out sometimes

[@cooliejerk]

Do not forget to use fragrance free shampoos and conditioners too! These can be full of allergens and people don't realize that's what's making your skin break out!

[@hiirokesnowfallen9913]

Work as a window cleaner and every soap I've used causes this. Only thing that has helped is constantly washing my hand with warm water (no soap) then using an antibacterial lotion to prevent dirty water or dry skin creating calluses. Once my hands dry up at the end of the day without lotion it worsens.

[@Bumblebeerocks23]

I just discovered this a couple months ago from dishwashing at work! thanks for the tips!

[@wut2doxiong978]

I get these whenever the winter approaches and during the summer. It would be so itchy and go away on its own then my skin would start to peel off and then starts to tear and bleed sometimes but it evenually heals. Its like im shedding my skin like a snake.

[@callmehazzie]

Literally the same thing used to happen to me. I've actually heard that too much moisture triggers eczema so try to keep your palms as dry as possible. Trust me it works wonders as i never get these things anymore

[@mantecastotch4260]

I remember as a kid in school shaking people hands and they would be like wtf why are your hands peeling

[@flaurasaurus]

Yes, the peeling! I’ve always thought of it as reptile skin shedding too 😀

[@arpitamishra14]

Oh God I thought only I have this problem 😅

[@dark_nightwing_xl2797]

Mines burns like fire its pain

[@Feytouched.Locket]

Mine comes from sun exposure! Turns out it’s sometimes a rare form of photosensitivity! Zinc cream also works wonders for it, and high quality zinc suncscreen and wearing gloves outside help prevent it ❤

[@gmanik3588]

Me too, after fishing all day in the sun.

[@gardensofthegods]

Do you ever get real bad headaches after being out in the sun where you have to lay down and sometimes pain in your stomach and sometimes the pain is so bad it shoots out through your spine ? Do you ever have to lay down after being out in the sun and you just feel ill like you're coming down with something and maybe get really thirsty ? I used to actually start getting blisters on my face especially around the mouth area and I have ultraviolet light sensitivity sickness . Regrettably a lot of people who have that also have lupus

[@gardensofthegods]

When I was about 12 years old my doctor simply said I was allergic to the Sun but that was way back around 1970 .

[@saphyr84]

I also used to get these as a kid with excessive sun exposure.

[@lblank9002]

Me too

[@sydnah2701]

Now that I’ve known what it is for the last few years, I’m seeing all these people bringing attention to it like I’m so grateful but damn was it hard for us at the beginning. More than one dermatologist couldn’t even tell me what it was until I found it on Reddit and brought it up to a new one. Thanks for putting this info out there!!

[@scarymary3144]

Really?!! It’s so nice to know this. It’s been a mystery for literal generations! Thank you!

[@tess6315]

Thank you I've suffered for years in silence, have this both hands and feet, worst is winter time. Thank you for your valuable advice❤

[@ralsharp6013]

Try some Canesten fanny cream😊

[@ea8376]

I have it terribly on hands and feet, too. It’s miserable and never goes away for me. I’ve had it for 10 ish years, had to quit my nursing job, see a dermatologist, changed diet, did all the things. It’s still awful 😢

[@matsutatsu0]

Same. Winter is the worst

[@syedahsan6082]

​@@ea8376Use "Betnovate N Ointment" it will surely cure this allergy. I know how painfull this disease is... I suffered 3 years but Alhamdolillah, cured within 2 days.

[@Visionary0001]

Have you tried organic Castor Oil? Without making any medical claims, within about 60 days, you might be "pleasantly surprised", no matter what other remedies you've tried in the past. Make sure to get the extra virgin, hexane-free, expeller pressed kind.

[@charityarthur6431]

Thank you so much for this video. I’ve been looking for a diagnosis for 15 years, and not a single dermatologist or rheumatologist knew what I had. I can’t believe it took a KZbin video to get help! Thank you!!!❤

[@anonymous-bb2dw]

seriously? nowadays you can google everything 😂

[@AdiosAmigos95]

Same, since I am 5, I remember myself going to every doctor I know with my mum and no one knew it

[@rogerr.8507]

haha, i could have diagnosed you with a google search. i hate doctors so much

[@Puppylove82-gv3gm]

I had this as a kid on hands and feet. They also sweat. Drs never knew either. Luckily i grew out of it after highschool but not the sweaty hands!!!

[@stellaSOreal]

​@@anonymous-bb2dwyou can google everything but you usually won't get a correct answer. Most doctors don't even know what it is. Same with celiac and hundreds of other conditions.

[@Glotglot]

Yep, I started having this problem after working on 2 part resin projects without proper safety precautions. Those little water blisters are not just itchy, they are excrutatingly itchy. After my Doctor and I tried everything else, we finally found something that stopped the itch, petroleum jelly! Thats right, good old vaseline!

[@NatashaWinland]

Yeah i have it too. Sometimes they show up when I get stressed out or its hot and humid outside.

[@motherisTayloring13]

The worst feeling about this is when you sleep at night. It feels like something is crawling under your skin, there's a tingling sensation that really bothers you and makes you uncomfortable leading you to scratch it further. It's so hard to sleep at night when I'm having this😢

[@icouldjustscream]

I describe it as itching to the bone. I started taking vegan omega 3 every day and it cleared up in two months. I still take this supplement 2-3 times a week to keep the itch away.

[@user33449]

It can be scabies also if itching comes at night

[@femkex2255]

​@@user33449 I have the same condition and once it was so worse I asked my dermatologist to take tests to make sure I didn't have scabies or something else crawling beneath my skin. This itch is really really terrible. Avoiding soap and cleaning agents and trying to use only natural liquids made things better. But I still get reactions from the components of my shoes...from the glue or preservatives...With udder ointment and sometimes steroid creme things are controllable now. Any tips are more than welcome!

[@godsfavoredservant7867]

Scabies

[@skinnykatie]

Msm helps with all parasites..

[@gretchenjackman7086]

I get this from EXTREME stress. I always attributed it to fragrances and my nickle allergy UNTIL I had THAT JOB, where I got it on BOTH hands AND BOTH FEET!! It cleared up within 30 days of leaving the job... and I'd had it persistently for SIX MONTHS!! Haven't had it since!

[@veevv]

I think I have a nickel allergy too! These bumps appear on the parts of my fingers where my keys touch whenever I use them 😢

[@marcdoiron5546]

I can't even have change in my pockets the nickle give me a bad rash...

[@ugotserved911]

Get ur kidney function checked. It’s caused by stress. But dig deeper. Stress causes cortisol and adrenaline to constrict ur blood vessels making the kidney work harder. Do u have foamy urine as well. Always best to check ur kidney and liver function. Catch things early to make necessary lifestyle changes before it’s too late. What’s ur resting heart rate and blood pressure? It’s a cumulative issue not just one thing.

[@GrowingGoodHair]

Same, got mine from xtreme stress at work...

[@dark_nightwing_xl2797]

@@ugotserved911really?

[@christinehines9118]

Thank you for this information. I've never had a diagnosis. I also get it on my feet too. So very uncomfortable. Thanks for all of your help!

[@tamarafish5451]

Thank you...I have suffered through this for 9 years and once covered both my hands front and back

[@shaldana]

Had them for over 40 years & known exactly what they were. I had to tell my doc - he'd never heard of it.

[@rebeccagraham3853]

I've suffered with this for years and knew it was linked to stress but never had a name for it. And definitely wasn't doing the best things to help it. Thank you so much!! ❤

[@oumeey]

It's came from alcohol

[@karlinsomers5360]

Thank you! I've been getting this for weeks after years without it. They stopped selling my handwash so had to change to anti bacterial stuff. Now I know what's wrong.

[@seangrubbs4167]

For mine, I soak my hands in Epsom salts for 15 minutes a few times a week when I get a flare-up (always in allergy season). Clears them right up, and they stay gone for weeks.

[@TreecyIAm]

I now FINALLY know what I have thanks to Doctorly 😂 I’ve been wondering for years .

[@estefanialondono7167]

My partner had it...Stress related and dehydration

[@lynzilancaster-xx9jf]

Just found this! Thought they were small warts! Thank you for the diagnosis.

[@ohheyykristina]

I did too! I thought they were tiny warts or teeny water blisters lol

[@sasiefox5027]

I used to get these all the time from stress but I haven't had them since after my second child and I had such a bad flare up I thought it was shingles because it hurt so bad. I could barely walk. Doc gave me some kind of medicine and they cleared up and haven't had them since.Thought for sure Covid stress would flare them up but it hasn't happened.

[@sasiefox5027]

@@maurizioardenghi214 it was some sort of antifungal because he had no idea what it was. Funny story is after posting this I had a flare up. RIP Me.

[@nessac9573]

Mine was diet related. Got rid of wheat and yeast. And it cleared. It helped switching to unscented shampoo and conditioner, body wash to help get relief too so i could actually wash my hair without irritation. Vanicream and cerave.

[@punkroxgirl]

Turmeric and garlic helps too.

[@I.Odnamra]

Most cases that bring on any kind of allergic type reaction are caused by whats in processed foods. I too changed my diet and bye bye psoriasis. The reason its never addressed is because "doctors" would be out of jobs.

[@livelystones7773]

Exactly. These bumps can also be linked to Celiac disease

[@FIN86fi]

I use block of soap

[@001tracker001]

Dyshidrotic excema

[@trish1943]

Thank you! I deal with this every summer and never knew what it was.❤

[@jade8960]

Yeah same and I spent like 10$ for the cream called triderm, it does cure but not totally, still has itchness

[@DD-er6lv]

Wow so do I!!!

[@DD-er6lv]

My fingers, thumbs, and palms of my hands are currently peeling.

[@silviakhan1073]

To me it only happens during summer. Luckily it’s been less this year and they itch like hell. I’m also allergic to latex but use latex free gloves to wash dishes. Could it ge the warmth inside gloves? Hmmm?

[@Jaytee1765]

@@DD-er6lvme too 😂

[@brea786]

I suffered with this for years. Every six months on the dot. Super painful. More gentle skin care, including the face, have really helped me.

[@EveeH9623]

There’s also a similar rash called dermatitis herpetiformis, which is caused by celiac disease. I made the mistake of thinking it was eczema because of how similar they are! They appear when you ingest gluten. Hope this helps 😊

[@quack331]

I thought it was just poison ivy

[@firebirdtelevision175]

Same, EveeH! I used to get them on my hands and feet as a child, then, in my late 30's all over. I thought it was scabies, it was horrible.

[@crystaldawn2708]

Started considering that I may have celiac disease, so this is extremely helpful information for me. Thank you so much!

[@EveeH9623]

@@crystaldawn2708 I’m glad this helped you!

[@EveeH9623]

@@quack331 They all look quite similar, which makes it more difficult to diagnose.

[@allieminer5537]

This can also be a symptom of food sensitivities. Mine was a combo of stress and gluten sensitivity.

[@chaimomma9198]

Samsies! 😂

[@cameronwilson472]

I believe this. Once I stopped consuming milk and cheese, I stopped getting these!!

[@sexywhiteshewolf]

Okay, I thought I was going crazy. I would get these, but they would disappear and I would never know why.

[@EaterGreen]

I only get these when touching car tires or metal dust for some reason.

[@ceomafdet]

I get this on my hands when I'm stressed and too much gluten too

[@nanikauai3456]

I had these when I was a child. I went to an allergy specialist and they found out it was an allergy to corn. It's from a food allergy.

[@justinkarenhogan1362]

My husband has this, many things trigger it, food, weather, moisture, stress, lack of sleep.

[@kittymama1928]

I’ve gotten this for years. It took me about 30 years to figure out my triggers. For me it was dust or harsh chemicals and cleaners or any fresh fruits and vegetables that haven’t been washed yet. I now wear gloves when dealing with these things and haven’t had one case in over 6 years now.

[@greystoned]

I get mine from wearing gloves and eating too much fish lol. Mine have never itched though

[@chrislopez5831]

Same with me. I detail cars and degreaser is my trigger.

[@Peachy-KeenJewelsOptional]

I found that mine appear, usually only on two fingers, whenever I'm run down. Interesting to hear that there are other triggers too. I'll have to keep an eye out to see if they also affect this condition for me!

[@colmkirk8657]

My PA knew what I had, and the Derm I was sent to spent weeks arguing and scraping my skin off with a scalpel insisting I had scabies. My PA told him to f off and put me on steroids. Probably my worst healthcare experience. Thanks for putting this out there.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

If u didn’t see scabies, Mr No Nothing dr Rx me the steroid cream! NOW For pity’s sake WE are paying them, not other way around!!!

[@jackiebrown2879]

Wow! I can help. Helped myself.

[@briahnekurtz925]

I had the same wrong diagnosis. A horrible experience.

[@raaaaaaarr]

I assumed i had scabies for like seven years..i spent thousands on creams. Am i wrong then? Ommmg

[@dawnsherratt2317]

​@@raaaaaaarr same here! even this summer I was applying scabies cream to it!

[@PatriciaKeel-ig9ni]

I had this in 1969. My doctor shouted, “You’re washing dishes! You’re washing dishes!” I had washed dishes with no problem for 12 years, but I was paying room and board and no longer washing dishes. I then saw a dermatologist who prescribed salve and white cotton gloves. Then I asked a supervisor at work, “What happened to the hand soap that was in the dispensers?” The woman next to me showed her hand which was bright red. She said, “Those are detergent burns!” It was detergent hand soap provided by my employer. As soon as I stopped using the detergent hand soap, my skin was clear.

[@kylerobinson9912]

I used to get that alot. It scared me at first. I stopped using garbage like shampoo and body wash with perfumes in them. I also ditched all the grocery shelf lotions and switched to vasoline for hand moisturizing. I haven't had it since.

[@bleachsanchoblastk]

Got this after my first day of college. Woke up for the 2nd day with that rash on my hands and feet. It was stress related.

[@spreadlovenothate.9372]

My wife got her first episode of this when she was pregnant with our first child. She was incredibly stressed during the episode, also washed her hands excessively. It spread fast and eventually covered her entire hands. Doctor did not know what it was but suggested she washed her hands less, used hydrocortisone cream and covered her hands with gloves or wrapped them. It took a good while but it eventually went away. She has episodes every now and again but as soon as the flare up begins she takes immediate action to avoid having an episode like her first one.

[@Black_Samurai-fish]

Just curious, did the baby have any skin issues?

[@melaniesmith5681]

I thought mine were because of the sun or moreso hayfever! Thank you for making awareness to these cause they're itchy little buggers!

[@joycewhite1414]

I get these when I'm super stressed or my blood pressure is high. Those two go hand in hand so it makes sense. I get them on my toes too.

[@AnnaLexi]

*_I used to get this years ago!! It was mild, but still noticeable.. & then all of a sudden it went away!! I haven’t had it in years thank goodness.._* 🙏🏻

[@hibasaheed994]

Same

[@TheFlip_Side]

I was diagnosed with eczema on my hands and feet. I just started using a new topical steroid cream but also receive red light therapy on my feet. It has helped a ton. I also noticed when my stress is higher my eczema flares up more.

[@chickadee317]

Be very very cautious with topical steroids. Google TSW.

[@LilyBean82]

I used to get these bumps all over my fingers in the summer. Ever since I started cancer treatment, they've gone away. That may be because I have to take acyclovir to keep blisters from forming in my mouth. Something to talk to your doctor about if this condition is troublesome for you.

[@csocianu]

I have it for 20 years. Named: contact dermatitis. Treatment: protopic cream ( after 7 steroid products) and some moisturize product with 30% urea. Removed the chemical products ( yes, i wash with water and no cosmetic ) helped. Cleaning hands products helped. Now, during divorce, moving, cleaning, everything is back. So definitely the mental state is impacting ... I will recover it...

[@SlayerPrincess]

This solves a long mystery for me. I used to get these bumps when I was severely stressed

[@Cococonutt]

I get them on my palms but only when I’m under SEVERE stress. I know things are bad when I see these on my hands.

[@DanielaGarcia-pk1tz]

Same..

[@foodallergymomsasmrkitchen6743]

Same

[@cathynordahl9081]

It's not an external issue. It's internal. It's what you're eating.

[@catherinecoppula-curti4691]

I had the same,Insanely Itching bumps, on my hands. Found out I was allergic to gluten. Stopped eating gluten, and Itching bumps Gone! 👍

[@myusernameissusan]

I've had these on my hands and feet on and off for the past twenty years, the itching drives me mad. They get worse when I'm too hot or stressed.

[@mindgains2463]

You get them due to stress from something your eating that your liver can not process.

[@pokinsmot]

Check with a dermatologist. You might be allergic to petroleum products, which almost all shoes or jam packed with these days. Try switching to leather shoes. Also try Dr. Scholl's Work In Comfort inserts, my feet seem to get along with those okay.

[@mindgains2463]

@@pokinsmot dermatologist, will only prescribe antiobiotics or autoimmune suppressants, they don’t cure the problem. Avoiding the root is the correct way to avoid skin problems. For instance if i eat turmeric, it causes a rash on me.

[@pokinsmot]

@@mindgains2463 they will also diagnose the problem, and there's also prescription ointments/creams/gels that help

[@korleisapp3301]

This is what I use. Neem oil tea tree oil and coconut oil. Mixed together and massage . Worked for me. Neem is strong so just a few drops

[@ind3996]

I used to get these and they used to clear up on their own. Never knew it was a form of eczema. However, I do get a different type of eczema once a year.

[@glitterslits6269]

MEE TOO I GET A NEW ONE RANDOMLY ITS ANNOYING

[@princesskaguya2000]

Oh my gosh me too! I always assumed eczema was a thing people had all the time so I didn't recognize it when I would intermittently get these tiny spots!

[@glitterslits6269]

@@princesskaguya2000 exactly i always thought it was something you constantly had but its not and thats what threw me off

[@jasminevilliers8465]

My son gets these on his hands I kind of figured it was exma when I moisturised the skin it went away

[@tenadefiant]

Same. I always have to get a steroid shot and some cream to help clear it up. I get this at least one or two times a year

[@anninaelli]

Thank goodness this popped up on my feed, this is exactly what I've been having and I've been trying to figure it out for a long time now! Finally I know a name I can do some further reading on

[@mistyize]

Yes!! I get this! I probably should have known since eczema runs in my family, but it only flairs up when I've been in harsh chemicals, and oddly enough, almost anything from Olay. Still haven't narrowed that one down. I just stay away from it all together. Lol

[@robertburk5550]

I agree with the others, any time I have severe stress I get the exact same things. Never once from any soap or right after washing. I just pop em with a needle gently, drain them, apply alcohol and try to relax, they are literally gone the next day.

[@ASmileInTheRainbow]

Finally I've found someone dealing with disidrosis! I was diagnosticated in 2006 and it was really difficult to even find someone knowing what this disease is. If it helps I put cortisone cream on hands and sometimes on my feet too (the areas where I sweat more) and let dry overnight covered with cotton gloves or socks. For everyday I use aloe Vera gel as hand cream. I try not to scratch cause I tear my skin and things get more complicated. 😅 Year by year I have only short period of time in which disidrosis is worst!! Stay hydrated, Try to let your feet free from shoes in summer and keep thinking that you can deal with it! An hug to you all.

[@justheretowatch9451]

super common but okay

[@stephenhurd1489]

Diagnosticated ? What the hell lol

[@ASmileInTheRainbow]

I know that disidrosis can be a common disease but I had terrible consequences in the past, I had difficulties even in eating on my own. Now is well known and have some treatments to get but it wasn't so for me 20 years ago, causing me some difficulties and pain.

[@igwearinze5184]

How long did you use the cortisone cream before it cleared, as a friend was recommended hydrocortisone. But it clears and comes back each time.

[@ASmileInTheRainbow]

@@igwearinze5184 i put cortisone cream each time the bumps are too red, big and sometimes swell. After 2 or 3 days I keep on with only aloe Vera cream. I have this rush several times during the year but now lasts only for few days, especially when I feel stressed or when the weather changes.

[@michaelhansen9676]

I always get these, when the weather changes abruptly.

[@MisterMosfet]

Had this for years, absolutely maddeningly irritating, I quit seed oils and now the only skin condition I get is dry elbows in cold weather.

[@lovepaws9771]

I use oils, they work better on my skin. After a shower spray oat oil or coconut oil. They minimize scars or burn marks as well.❤

[@BarbieBabeEve]

O M G I thought I was the only one!! 😭 Thank you doctor!! You are better than my previous doctor! 😒 She just told me it was a "heat rash" 🙄 & there was no treatment ffs I've been suffering with these since I had my first baby @18! So for my entire adult life! I get it all year long but sometimes it goes away for months. I usually get it monthly not unlike another little visitor - IYKYK.😂 Wow I can't believe I will finally b able to get some sort of treatment for these incredible itchy & seemingly spreadable rash (only spreads further onto my own hands with scratching) my babies nor anyone else has never gotten them from me. Thankfully not contagious! And it's never on the back of my hands, mostly fingers & sometimes the odd 1 or 2 on my palms. I'm so upset with my old doctor rn!! 😤 Saying she didn't know what it was & that it was probably a heat rash - that I also get in the winter 🙄 I know I have many things that surely could be treated but our health care system is failing me. I could go on another mile about that .... Smh 😓

[@kristinasheltonburns519]

Same here when I had my baby it popped off! Took 5 dermatologist to figure this out them found out I'm allergic to everything even my own sweat these treatments never helped me but watching what I eat and wash with and not drinking water from the sink helped!!

[@BarbieBabeEve]

@@kristinasheltonburns519 aww sorry to hear you suffered the same. Thanks for the tips !🌷 I only drink tap water 😟 but sometimes I don't get the rash for months. So many things that we put on & into our bodies to consider 😩

[@shorepearl]

@@BarbieBabeEve it may be caused by sweat if it only comes in the hotter seasons also try avoiding nickel high foods. i was so excited when I found out it was gone but it came back this spring and im currently trialling out what works 🫶🏼

[@BarbieBabeEve]

@@shorepearl oh mine comes all year round. Definitely not from heat. Sometimes I get it once a month sometimes not for months at a time. I didn't even know nickel was in foods! 🙈😅 But it could be from using scented soaps & creams & oils & such. I use so many different scented products on my hands or my face & body which obviously I apply with my hands. It rarely gets even half as bad as shown in this short. Sometimes it's just a handful of bumps between both hands. Thanks for the tips! 🌷

[@shorepearl]

@@BarbieBabeEve ohh!! I never thought about scented soaps and lotions thank you!! 🫶🏼

[@edw2241]

After 2 years of trying to figure out how to get rid of this, I finally figured it out. It was the oxalates in the foods I was eating. I changed my diet and in 2 weeks it cleared up and hasn't been back.

[@SherJonesy]

I use to get them in the spring and summer, got meds for it when I was younger which didn’t do anything. Went carnivore and haven’t had them in a loooong time 🙌🏻

[@pattigrinkey6972]

I had this, it turned out I was having a reaction to latex gloves. 70% of people with eczema also have latex sensitivity.

[@donnaf-l7687]

I get this when I wore latex gloves and now it’s listed as an allergy in all of my medical documents.

[@sdb9884]

Never knew that so many people with eczema also having latex sensitivity! I have both, as well.

[@lisab.3091]

Yes. I have eczema and I have latex allergy I listed in my medical history as well. I was hospitalized for 4 days and you should have seen the giant red welt I got as a result of a large latex bandage. I also have a similar reaction to bacitracin. The hospital was using both 😮

[@M_SC]

I don’t have latex sensitivity. But any kind of powered can trigger a reaction… doesn’t always. I feel like my skin is “thinking about” reacting to some gloves, it almost never does but there’s a funny feeling I get

[@brendaleelydon-carpenter1554]

​@@M_SClatex sensitivity/allergy often worsens with the more exposure to it you have. So def be careful if you're feeling like you miiiiight a have a reaction, cuz you might actually start having one the more you handle latex.

[@aliciapio188]

THANK UUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! U HAVE NO IDEA HOW THANKFUL I AM!!!! I HAVE HAD THESE FOR LIKE 20 YRS N I NEVER KNEW WHAT IT WAS ALWAYS JUST THOUGHT IT WAS MY JEWELRY IRRITATING MY SKIN BUT I WASNT SURE Y IT WAS DOING THAT ONLY SOMETIMES BUT NOW THIS MAKES SOOO MUCH SENSE THANK U FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART

[@trinafrank5924]

😂 i was too afraid to find out, but I to had them as long. Ive never thought id ever know

[@KayJay940]

I get these. Ance pads with salicylic acid work to stop the itch and dry it out.

[@antoneeyuh]

Mine comes from jewelry too so I rarely wear it

[@imranbasha3302]

Where we purchased this online or medicals shops it's available

[@carriebuchholz688]

Those bumps look and sound like dermititis herpetiformis skin form of celiac disease glutenfree diet is best way to stop them .

[@anatexeira7088]

Wow !!! Thank you 🙏 Something so easy to fix!!

[@shaunasherman5994]

Father and me both had these on feet and hands, were both told to do manual labor and go barefoot to build up callus as the only treatment. It helped but now that my daughter has it her treatments are so much better

[@pratamasurya2246]

Get these back in 2019, spread all over my hands. Cured by drinking a lot of water and not consuming any sugar.

[@UnsnappedAtom]

I call em stress warts bc only appearance is in high stress times for me. Only time it cleared up was after I made sure my hands only got wet as little as possible an used moisturizer after washing yes helps a lot!! 😅

[@KayJay940]

It is dishydrotic excema Use acne pads with salicylic acid to treat.

[@UnsnappedAtom]

Thank you so much that make so much sense my brothers have eczema as well.I’m not so smart 😂😂

[@haleyf149]

Allergies and stress trigger these on me! I have a few "freckles" that show up and then shed on my hands too, near them!

[@goretierauskin7321]

At least someone speaks about it! Not easy to have the right diagnosis! I got those only in summer. Thank you!!

[@rebeccamoss4493]

The first time I had this, my primary doctor told me I had Scabies…SCABIES 💀 Literally sat there and argued with her that I knew it was eczema and she sent me home with a cream for Scabies. Did my own research, now I have it under control and only get occasional flare ups. Thank you for educating people about this. If left untreated, it gets so itchy and painful. I really suffered that first time.

[@officiallove2436]

Mine said I had a staph infection

[@SurvivingLifeWithTee]

They told my daughter she had scabies as well.

[@meganbking]

I had the exact same thing happen to me! My doctor treated me for scabies, but I kept getting it. Still to this day, my first breakout was 10 years ago! While it’s crappy that this happened, it’s nice knowing someone else had the same I guess. Took me years to figure out what it was because it kept reoccurring, I was like “how the heck do I keep getting scabies over and over again?! 😰” 😂

[@MalaysianTropikfusion]

Some GPS are really clueless.

[@AnstariaJones]

Mine said warts! I was like absolutely not, I know what warts look like, I work in a hospital! It was all the hand gel and stress

[@significantsquirrel3112]

I allways get them in high stress, taking walks (good for mental health ) and cutting out refined sugar helped a lot ❤