Yes i do recently go to freezer for sampling which is at temperature of -25 deg..only for a while less than 5 minutes.. I have it on my back of hand too..today seems ok not itchy not red but still can see rough skin..wiv little bumps on..
Hello,
I cannot confirm without examination,but it can be due to dyshidrotic eczema. It appears as intensely itchy bumps on the hands, fingers and soles of the feet. When it affects the hands it’s called cheiropompholyx.
It may be set off by extreme temperatures, stress, sweating, medication, clothing (especially wool or silk), grease, oils, soap and detergents, and environmental allergens. Dryness is perhaps the most important trigger. Drying soaps should be avoided, and the skin should be moisturized frequently.Stomach problems are rarely a trigger.
Application of corticosteroid creams is helpful.Oral antihistaminics like benadryl or Claritin are useful in itch control and sometimes oral steroids are prescribed. You can also take antihistaminics like Claritin and apply calamine lotion on the bumps.Patients with severe eczema may benefit from phototherapy (light treatment).
Pls discuss these options of treatment with your dermatologist.Other possibility is of keratosis pilaris.
Hope it helps. Take care and pls do keep me posted if you have any additional queries.