Itchy watery blisters on my fingers. Happens every year at this time. Anyone?

My son too. We discovered the nickel problem when he was stirring chili with a spoon and got a blister from the spoon. Try some home allergy tests maybe?

Infantigo?

I have same problem. someone has told me to use herbal ointment i.e. Red Clovr plus. I am searching for herbal medicin store but could not find one in my city.I hope it will work.and if you are homeopethic person, you can take Naturum Mur as medicine.

its Natrum Muricum 30.You can find from any homeopethic store.

I've had it off and on for +30 years.

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I get it in the spring, with too much sun exposure. Dermatologist told me it was a Native Indian sun allergy. Happens on back of neck and tops of feet too.

Too much alcohol

Sounds like what a older family member had for many years. Military MDs said it was stress, allergies, etc, but did recommend any treatment....finally went to a private dermatologist and he said dermatitis (same as another poster said). Prescriped a steroid cream, if I remember correctly, and it took care of it right away.

Its called exima I get them too, its from an allergy you have to something

Well it's Wintertime here, and we have snow. Do you mean it happens when the plants are dead in January?

If you mean that you seasonally have blisters, do you have this plant in your yard. See the picture below:
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That thistle plant frequently causes skin irritation. It's called Urticaria (or commonly Hives). Many gardeners have accidentally touched the fine sharp hairs on it and gotten an allergic reaction. Naturally when mowing the grass and changing out the bag you can also be exposed to it.

I've had it myself and it causes blistering. They make a soap for removing plant oils like poison ivy or thistle. Burt's Bees makes one. You have to use them right away.

When the honeysuckle flowers are in bloom, a tea from that will greatly reduce allergic reactions.

Me too, same thing.
Not herpes or poison oak.
I have no idea.

It's NOT hives, herpes or shingles. Herpes are fever blisters and they are painful. These watery blisters are itchy, not painful. Hives is all over the body, not just on the fingers and shingles is painful and red. These are tiny itchy normal skin colour blisters right? I get them too. And its none of the above.

Does the humidity go up and down during the year?

It's eczema. Every year for 26 years, it's eczema.

You need hydrocortisone to treat eczema. You can buy it over the counter.

Dyshidrosis.

Boom, I win.

That was easy, next!!!

you may be right. I have the same thing to a much smaller degree on the sides of my fingers on occasion. it is more bothersome than painful and it looks gross.

even my dr didnt know what it was. good call!

Eczema.

You are allergic to something you come into contact with at the same time every year.

Might be at work, or at home, or elsewhere.

I have personal experience with this kind of thing. Eczema on the fingers produces the most intense form of blisters in eczema.
See a doctor.

You will find help. And you are lucky it goes away!

I read where poison Ivy and poison Oak can be carried in the wind.
What ever it is sounds like you have been touching it with your fingers. Is there anything you do or get out every spring? Spring cleaning with certain soap?

Look up pompholyx (dyshidrotic eczema) and if the blisters etc match the photos then you suffer from what I've had for the last year and on/off for the last 4 years. I'm still working on exactly what's causing it but it definitely flares up when I touch fresh figs straight off the tree (especially if the milky sap goes on my fingers) and if I touch the zucchini plant in my garden.

I've had reduced symptoms this week by trying to steer clear of methylchloroisothiazolinone, a preservative found in most liquid detergents, shampoo and hand soap.

Find the cause and the cure and you will be Praised.

Dishydroitic eczema.

I get flare ups (very small) when I consume high sugar and eat shitty for a while. Others get it during high stress.

It is believed the blisters are caused from a fungus. Drink apple cider vinegar and put coconut oil on it. It is the sign of a systemic fungal infection.

sounds like candida albicans.

keep dry. use a talc or oil moisturiser.

Agree sounds like dishydrotic eczema

I see it frequently in my office...
Seems to hit folks who are exposed frequently to hydrocarbons.(solvents, gasoline, hydraulic fluids, etc...)

Or folks who are required to wear latex gloves secondary to their work, but these are just examples.

I see it in kids who have a lot of allergies and/or asthma also.

Usually topical OTC 1 % hydrocortisone cream helps a lot.

You were a tentacle aliens in previous lifetime.