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This sounds like a case of dishydrotic eczema. Eczema presents as a weeping rash. The rash may start as clear blisters on the surface of the fingers and the presence of itchiness may initiate an itch scratch cycle which my lead to an eczematous state. There is no definite cure for an eczematous skin condition .Topical corticosteroids may be used to control the flares and this may b able to control the itchiness as well.
I would suggest that you stop applying hydrogen peroxide on the affected areas. Hydrogen peroxide is abrasive and will only worsen the skin condition. Wash the area with warm water and use a mild soap or cleanser when washing the skin. You may apply 0.05% Fluocinonide cream once daily for 3 days and have this assessed. Do not use for more than one week.
I recently started getting a rash on the inside of my left ring finger, when I wear my wedding band and/ or engagement ring combination. When I take the rings off the rash starts to heal after about a week. It seems like they are drying out. I have been wearing my wedding band for over 12 years. I did have poison ivy this past summer, could this be an after result? Or maybe I got the rash from wearing gardening glaves...I am not sure. Is there a way to throughly clean my rings?
This sounds like a case of dishydrotic eczema. Eczema presents as a weeping rash. The rash may start as clear blisters on the surface of the fingers and the presence of itchiness may initiate an itch scratch cycle which my lead to an eczematous state. There is no definite cure for an eczematous skin condition .Topical corticosteroids may be used to control the flares and this may b able to control the itchiness as well.
I would suggest that you stop applying hydrogen peroxide on the affected areas. Hydrogen peroxide is abrasive and will only worsen the skin condition. Wash the area with warm water and use a mild soap or cleanser when washing the skin. You may apply 0.05% Fluocinonide cream once daily for 3 days and have this assessed. Do not use for more than one week.
Have this assessed by your physician early on.
I recently started getting a rash on the inside of my left ring finger, when I wear my wedding band and/ or engagement ring combination. When I take the rings off the rash starts to heal after about a week. It seems like they are drying out. I have been wearing my wedding band for over 12 years. I did have poison ivy this past summer, could this be an after result? Or maybe I got the rash from wearing gardening glaves...I am not sure. Is there a way to throughly clean my rings?
Thank you,
Laura