Dyshidrotic eczema, which often flares up in spring, causes itchy blisters on fingers, toes, palms, and soles. While it can’t be cured, proper care can help manage symptoms, allowing you to enjoy the summer.

**Symptoms**
– Small, deep-set blisters.
– Intense itching, redness, and flaking.
– Pain and scaly skin.

**Treatment Options**
– Corticosteroids (creams, injections, or pills).
– UV light therapy or draining large blisters.
– Immune-suppressing ointments like Protopic or Elidel.

**Natural Remedies**
– **Cold Compresses**: Relieve inflammation and itching.
– **Aloe Vera**: Soothes and heals irritated skin.
– **Oatmeal**: Reduces symptoms with anti-inflammatory properties.

With informed care and the right treatments, dyshidrotic eczema symptoms can be minimized, letting you embrace the sunny season comfortably.