How is child hand and foot desquamate to return a responsibility

Children's hands and feet show peeling phenomenon, most of which are clinically seen in sweat herpes, because most of the onset age of sweat herpes is children or adolescents, although some adults also show sweat herpes, but the probability of incidence may be small. This situation is generally mainly related to abnormal sweating of the patient's hands, such as eczema, which is also called sweating bad eczema. Some may contact certain alkaline toiletries with the patient's hands, or show certain contact allergies, such as allergy to specific metals, and form abnormal sweating. The patient may present early with certain tension blisters, sometimes flaccid blisters, and when these blisters gradually dry up, they may produce obvious scales and accompany obvious dry symptoms.