What are the symptoms of dyshidrotic eczema?

Dyshidrotic eczema typically presents a series of characteristic symptoms on the hands or feet. Initially, many small vesicles may appear on the skin surface, usually symmetrically distributed, accompanied by varying degrees of itching. As the condition progresses, these vesicles may gradually dry up, leading to peeling skin and exposing the underlying reddish skin, during which the itching may intensify. Additionally, patients may experience a burning sensation or prickling pain in the affected skin areas, particularly noticeable during hot and humid weather or when emotionally stressed. If improperly managed or recurrent, this condition may lead to complications such as skin infection and worsening inflammation. Therefore, prompt medical consultation and treatment are recommended upon noticing similar symptoms.