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  Hand eczema, or dermatitis, is frequently a persistent and complex condition. Its primary indications encompass dry, itchy skin that appears red or darker than the surrounding skin. Additional symptoms encompass skin fissures, soreness, and bleeding, with the potential development of blisters in certain instances. Typically, the skin becomes dry, scaly, and thickened, and during flare-ups, the fingers can become swollen, causing considerable discomfort. Hand eczema can hinder daily activities like buttoning clothes, writing, or using a computer in severe, long-lasting cases. Most hand eczema cases have multiple causative factors, broadly categorized as exogenous or endogenous. Among exogenous triggers, contact irritants, such as soaps, detergents, rubber, and various substances like vegetables, are often attributed to hand eczema. Physical friction and minor injuries can also lead to irritant contact dermatitis. Additionally, ingested allergens like nickel chromium and topicall...

 Hand eczema, or dermatitis, is frequently a persistent and complex condition. Its primary indications encompass dry, itchy skin that appears red or darker than the surrounding skin. Additional symptoms encompass skin fissures, soreness, and bleeding, with the potential development of blisters in certain instances. Typically, the skin becomes dry, scaly, and thickened, and during flare-ups, the fingers can become swollen, causing considerable discomfort. Hand eczema can hinder daily activities like buttoning clothes, writing, or using a computer in severe, long-lasting cases. Most hand eczema cases have multiple causative factors, broadly categorized as exogenous or endogenous. Among exogenous triggers, contact irritants, such as soaps, detergents, rubber, and various substances like vegetables, are often attributed to hand eczema. Physical friction and minor injuries can also lead to irritant contact dermatitis. Additionally, ingested allergens like nickel chromium and topically a...