Trying to diagnose dyshidrotic eczema can vary from being straightforward to fairly complex, depending on how obvious the symptoms are. The symptoms that you will be experiencing if you have the condition are small blisters, up to an inch in length, which can appear on the fingers, hands, and feet. The areas affected will be particularly itchy. After a few days, you will likely experience thickening of these affected areas, along with some scaling and also painful fissures.
This condition is likely to affect those who already suffered from eczema, and tends to be more prevalent in women rather than men. Once diagnosis for this condition is confirmed, you can then proceed on starting dyshidrotic eczema treatment.
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