Kutu Air Di Tangan Tak Kunjung Sembuh, Apa Harus Dilakukan?

Illustration of itching in the hands due to ticks (Pinterest/Health)

YOGYAKARTA - The waterbug in the hands never heals is a disturbing and uncomfortable problem. The waterbug is caused by a fungal infection known medically as Tinea Manus and if not treated immediately, the infection can spread and cause itching and inflammation that is getting worse.

Mutal infections in the hands can be caused by various factors, ranging from moist environments to direct contact with people or infected animals. The following will be discussed the cause of the tick and what to do if the water level does not heal.

Kutut air di tangan disebabkan oleh infeksi fungal dari spesies Trichophyton rubrum dan Trichophyton mentagrophytes. Mugur ini dapat menular melalui kontak antara manusia atau melalui hewan, terutama rat. Sama seperti amphiat di kaki, fungi ini tumbuh berkur di area yang lembung dan hangat, seperti sela-sela jari atau tepalan tangan yang sering menchema.

In addition to fungal infections, there are several risk factors that increase the chances of someone being exposed to aphids in the hands. For example, living in a tropical climate, often using public facilities such as swimming pools and sports venues, or sharing towels and clothes with other people. Works that involve a lot of hand use, such asMONshops, farmers, or barbershops, also include high risk because they are often exposed to chemicals and dirt.

Body conditions also play a major role in triggering fungal infections. Weak immune system due to diseases such as HIV/AIDS, diabetes, or cancer can make fungi more easily developed. In addition, people with obesity and those with hyperhydrosis or excess sweat are also prone to exposure to ticks in their hands because the skin becomes more moist.

Symptoms of amps on the hands can vary, ranging from dry skin, scaly, to a red rash integer shape. On the back of the hands, the rash can appear to stand out on the edge with the middle that appears to be starting to heal. In some cases, small spots contain fluids (vesicles) or large spots (bullets) appear that cause a feeling of pain and itching.

To deal with ticks in the hands, drugs belonging to the Imidazole group can be used as the main therapy. One of the effective options is an antijamur cream containing 1 percent BifonaZole, because it can relieve itching within 24 hours. Apply this controls once a day in the infected area.

However, if the waterbug in the hands does not heal, immediately consult a dermatologist. Doctors will examine the type of fungi that causes infection and determine further treatment, such as oral anti herbal medicine or intensive care if the fungus has spread. Avoiding the use of drugs without a doctor's prescription is very important so as not to worsen skin conditions.

In addition to treatment, several preventive measures need to be implemented so that waterbugs do not return. Keep your hands clean by washing them regularly using antibacterial soap, and avoid touching the area of the infected skin. Treat fungal infections in other parts of the body so they don't spread to your hands, and obey the rules for the use of anti-false drugs according to the doctor's advice.