Is dyshidrotic eczema incurable?

Dyshidrotic eczema is not incurable, but its treatment process may be relatively complex and prone to recurrence. As a common skin condition, the cause of dyshidrotic eczema may be related to various factors such as fungal infections, allergies, and psychological factors. Due to its complex and unclear etiology, it is difficult to achieve a fundamental cure. However, with proper treatment, such as applying anti-inflammatory and antibacterial ointments topically, or using traditional Chinese medicine therapies mainly aimed at strengthening the spleen and eliminating dampness, most patients can achieve effective symptom relief and control. It should be noted, however, that dyshidrotic eczema has a high recurrence rate. To prevent repeated episodes, patients should avoid contact with causative factors in daily life, keep the skin dry and clean, avoid excessive mental stress, and maintain healthy lifestyle and dietary habits. In summary, although dyshidrotic eczema is difficult to cure completely, patients can effectively control the condition and reduce recurrences through active treatment and preventive measures.