"I have patches on my palm, what should I do?"

If you have plaques on the palm of your hand, you can try using a fragrance-free moisturizing cream like Aveeno, Cutibase, Base Glaxal, or Cerave. Apply the cream whenever you feel the need to scratch, after washing your hands, or using hand sanitizer. Avoid using scented soaps, and gently pat your skin dry after showering before applying the moisturizer. In winter, make sure to protect your hands with gloves. If non-pharmacological measures are not enough, seek medical advice for a thorough evaluation of your needs.

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"I have patches on my palm, what should I do?"

If you have plaques on the palm of your hand, you can try using a fragrance-free moisturizing cream like Aveeno, Cutibase, Base Glaxal, or Cerave. Apply the cream whenever you feel the need to scratch, after washing your hands, or using hand sanitizer. Avoid using scented soaps, and gently pat your skin dry after showering before applying the moisturizer. In winter, make sure to protect your hands with gloves. If non-pharmacological measures are not enough, seek medical advice for a thorough evaluation of your needs.