Smooth, smooth and beautiful skin on the body is the dream of every woman. What does not the representatives of the fair sex do to improve the condition of their skin - use medicinal cosmetics, write down for massages, apply folk remedies. But, even following all the advice of leading cosmetologists, none of us is immune from minor troubles with the skin.
The appearance of watery blisters on the skin can annoy any woman. If this problem occurs, immediately take care of the treatment and elimination of the vesicles. Otherwise, they can lead to more unpleasant and dangerous consequences.
Small watery blisters on the skin can be signs of various diseases, many of which are far from harmless. Below are the main diseases that are characterized by the presence of watery blisters on the skin:
- Chickenpox. In most cases, watery blisters on the skin of the hands and feet indicate a common chicken pox. Most often this disease is ill in childhood. Less often it occurs in adults. The causative agent of varicella is a virus that is transmitted by airborne droplets. On the body appear bubbles, which eventually become crusted, then become scarring and completely disappear. Chicken pox is accompanied by fever and weakness. To quickly and effectively get rid of this disease, when watery bubbles appear on the skin, you should call a doctor.
- Shingles. The cause of this disease, too, is the ingestion of the virus. The virus affects the skin's epithelium and nerve cells. The first symptom of herpes zoster is the appearance of watery blisters under the skin in the place where the nerve cells are affected. At the person the general state of health instantly worsens. Watery vesicles on the skin itch and hurt, which causes additional discomfort. It is possible to get rid of this unpleasant disease with the help of special ointments and gels prescribed by the doctor.
- Herpes. Herpes are often accompanied by the appearance of local groups of watery vesicles on the skin of the face. In more rare cases, the vesicles appear on the mucous membranes. To date, doctors distinguish several varieties of herpes, each of which requires special treatment.
- Sunburn. Long exposure to sunlight at lunch time can lead to skin burn. Sunburn is the most exposed person, because it is on the face of the skin is the most vulnerable. After a while after a sunbath, the skin can become inflamed and begin to ache.
Approximately in every third woman, a sunburn is accompanied by the appearance of small watery blisters on the skin. Vesicles go by themselves after the inflammatory process comes down.
If watery blisters on the skin cause discomfort, itch and hurt, it is recommended to consult a doctor. In the case of a viral illness, an early call to a doctor is a guarantee of prompt treatment and the absence of unpleasant consequences. Doing self-medication and applying various folk remedies is not only not recommended, but also dangerous. Since improper treatment of a viral disease can significantly exacerbate the situation. Only in the case of sunburn is it possible to independently treat it with the help of cooling and inflammatory masks. But if the burn has seriously damaged the skin, then this, too, becomes the reason for urgently calling a doctor.