Dry, inflammated hand wrist. Her hand)

It looks like childhood eczema from the pics. Children have a sensitive skin which is prone to develop such allergies. With advancing age, child's immunity builds up and this condition improves.

I would need to know detailed history before prescribing medicines. You can consult me online for detailed prescription and management.

• Do follow a daily skin care routine. • Do keep a record of eczema flare-ups. • Short daily soaks in cool or warm water help your skin absorb water without drying it out. Follow up with a greasy ointment or hydrating cream or gel to seal in moisture. • Do moisturize regularly, and immediately following every shower/bath • Launder new garments before wearing them to wash away any irritating chemicals and dyes. • Do keep nails trimmed short to prevent scratching the skin • Do wash clothing and bedding in a mild detergent, and rinse twice to ensure all traces of detergent are removed • Make sure your child drinks 6-8 glasses of water every day. • Don’t scratch. • Don’t rub the skin dry after a swim or bath. Just pat the skin with a soft towel. • Don’t wear wool, nylon, rough linen or other heavy/synthetic fabrics that can irritate skin • Don’t wear clothing that causes excessive sweating. • Don’t use harsh detergents for clothes or bedding. • Avoid exposure to pollen, dust, and dust mites.