Pompholyx - 水疱性皮炎https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyshidrosis
水疱性皮炎 (Pompholyx) 是一种皮炎,特征是手掌和脚底出现发痒的水泡。水泡大小通常为 1–2 毫米,约三周可自行愈合,但常常复发。通常不会出现明显的发红。疾病反复发作可能导致皮肤出现裂痕和增厚。

过敏原、身体或精神压力、频繁洗手或金属接触均可加重病情。诊断主要依据皮损的外观和症状。需与之鉴别的疾病包括脓疱型牛皮癣和疥疮。

治疗首选局部类固醇霜;在疾病的第一或第二周可能需要使用强效类固醇霜。抗组胺药可用于缓解瘙痒。

治疗 - 非处方药
避免使用肥皂。由于手掌和足底皮肤较厚,低效的非处方类固醇软膏可能无效。服用非处方抗组胺药也有帮助。
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治疗
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  • Dyshidrotic dermatitis ― 手头上的严重病例
  • 看来病变已经差不多好转了。
  • 在慢性阶段,常可观察到鳞状斑块。
  • 明显的水泡并伴有严重的瘙痒。
  • Palmar dyshidrosis ― 剥皮阶段
  • 严重时,可能会出现水疱,伴有严重瘙痒。
References Dyshidrotic Eczema: A Common Cause of Palmar Dermatitis 33173645 
NIH
Dyshidrotic eczema,又称急性掌跖湿疹,是成人常见的手部皮炎类型,约占手部皮炎病例的5%–20%。其特点是手指和手掌侧面出现充满液体的小水泡,因皮肤表层肿胀所致。有时这些水泡会融合成更大的水泡,形似“木薯布丁”。在严重情况下,皮疹可能蔓延至整个手掌。诊断主要依据反复出现的皮疹的临床表现——水泡突然出现在手指并向手掌扩散。
Dyshidrotic eczema (DE) or acute palmoplantar eczema is a common cause of hand dermatitis in adults. It accounts for 5-20% of the causes of DE. It is a vesiculobullous disorder of the hands and soles. It is an intraepidermal spongiosis of the thick epidermis in which accumulation of edema causes the formation of small, tense, clear, fluid-filled vesicles on the lateral aspects of the fingers that can become large and form bullae. The vesicles can have a deep-seated appearance, which is referred to as “tapioca pudding.” In severe cases, lesions can extend to the palmar area and affect the entire palmar aspect of the hand. The diagnosis is mostly clinical and suggested by a recurrent rash of acute onset with vesicles and bullae located in the fingers extending to the palmar surfaces of the hands.
 Vesico-bullous rash caused by pompholyx eczema 22665876 
NIH
一名31岁男性因双手掌出现剧烈瘙痒并伴有线状水泡,病程4天,前来皮肤科就诊。他近期曾接触过一名患有疥疮的患者。该患者自幼有湿疹和哮喘史,但成年后未出现症状。经检查及显微镜检查,未见水泡内有挖洞、螨虫或虫卵。初步诊断为 pompholyx eczema,患者开始使用温和的外用皮质类固醇。然而,5天后患者再次就诊,症状加重,出现严重的水疱性皮疹。
A 31-year-old man presented to dermatology with a 4 day history of an intensely itchy, linear, vesicular rash affecting the palms of both hands, on the background of recent exposure to a patient with scabies. The patient had a history of childhood eczema and asthma but no exacerbations in adulthood. Examination and microscopy revealed a vesicular rash with an absence of any burrows, mites or eggs. A provisional diagnosis of pompholyx eczema was made and the patient was commenced on mild topical corticosteroids. The patient re-presented 5 days later with worsening symptoms and a severe vesico-bullous rash