Humid Weather
Those more prone to sweat than usual could potentially get skin conditions such as dyshidrotic eczema due to the humid nature of sweat on the skin. In addition, moisture is a breeding ground for bacteria and could cause an allergic reaction if the signs go ignored. That said, even if you might not be the type to sweat too much, warm and humid weather can potentially cause dyshidrotic eczema. Furthermore, it worsens for those who have a habit of dressing warm no matter the season, as humid weather can cause a reaction resulting in dyshidrosis.
The best tactic for those constantly getting blisters on their hands and feet would be to air it out. It’s not a good idea to wear gloves or constrictive footwear. It’s also not a good idea to get your hands wet too often, as it could pair up with warm and humid weather to cause eczema. The good news is that a little bit of preparation can make it easier to handle the potential for dyshidrosis during the more humid seasons. Those with dyshidrotic eczema tend to learn their triggers well in an attempt to avoid any flare-ups.
