Why do I get little blisters on my hand?

Answer by  11618912 (81)

The blisters are most likely from friction between your hand and something else. If you do a lot of manual labor (like digging, hammering, etc) this can cause blisters. Of if there is a lot of rubbing (like scrubbing pots) this can cause blisters, too.

Answer by  leah84 (1043)

There are a number of reasons why you get blisters. If you do a lot of outside work, raking, shoveling, etc., you could get blisters. Some people get blisters if they write a lot. If you do a lot of repetitive work with your hands daily, it may cause blisters.

Answer by  Connie45 (1110)

If they are on the palms of your hands and itch until they are broken, it is likely contact dermatitis: you are allergic to something your hands are touching.

Answer by  RonTerry (6)

Blisters are caused by trauma to the skin, This can be from friction or from burns. A blister will form over a area to help protect the tissue from further damage.

Answer by  bubbyboy (9929)

You don't say whether it's the front or back of hand. Either side, it could be contact dermatitis or maybe cleaning chemicals are too harsh for your hands.

Answer by  Catydid (146)

Blisters are caused by a collection of fluid under the skin's surface. These are usually caused by sunburn, irritation(friction), or possibly infection. Most usually dry up on their own as a part of the healing process. The main concern to keep it from becoming infected.

Answer by  chitraanilkumar (340)

you get blisters you hand probably due to allergy of food or dust or sometimes due to sudden climent changes even some times due to the bite of insects like spider cetipads etc.

Answer by  Me51 (357)

Blisters are usually caused when something is rubbing against your skin over and over. If you work somewhere that you are lifting things over and over that could be the cause of them. If this doesn't seem to be the case, you might be getting them from some other irritant. You might want to make a doctors appointment.

Answer by  Vllad45 (1886)

Blisters are caused by rubbing an area that is not used to being rubbed; if you repeat the process, you will get a callous, and if not, it will heal.