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Hand dermatitis, also known as hand eczema, is a widespread yet often painful skin disorder that affects millions globally.

The image above shows a hand with redness, peeling, and irritation—classic signs of acute hand dermatitis. While some cases are mild and short-lived, others may become chronic, causing constant discomfort, embarrassment, and difficulty performing daily tasks.

Learning about the causes, symptoms, and available treatments is key to managing this condition effectively.

What Causes Hand Dermatitis?

There isn’t a single cause of hand dermatitis. Instead, it usually results from a mix of environmental, genetic, and lifestyle influences. Common triggers include:

• Harsh soaps, detergents, cleaning products, and disinfectants that strip away the skin’s natural oils, leaving it dry and vulnerable.

• Frequent exposure to water — healthcare staff, cleaners, hairstylists, and food workers often wash their hands many times a day, weakening the skin’s barrier.

• Allergic reactions to nickel, latex, or certain fragrances in cosmetics and skincare.

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