Medically reviewed by Corinne Savides Happel, MD A rash on your palms can happen for many reasons, like eczema, allergies, ...

Enlarge Figure 4-4: Palmar Psoriasis: Limited but debilitating psoriasis on palms of hands. Enlarge Figure 4-5: Plantar Psoriasis: Severe, debilitating psoriasis on the soles of the feet.

Psoriasis affecting the hands and feet can be difficult to distinguish clinically from eczema. Unfortunately, a biopsy of an area thought to be volar psoriasis is of little diagnostic value, ...

Psoriasis: This chronic skin disorder can lead to red or dark scaly patches of skin and painful cracking that may itch. A type called palmoplantar psoriasis may affect your palms.

Palm rashes can occur due to common skin conditions, such as eczema, or due to irritants and allergens. Most cases are not severe, and depending on the cause, the rash may improve on its own.

As soon as the first cold winter wind rolls through, I feel it coming. I’ll glance down at my hands, and sure enough, there they are: red, itchy bubbles swelling on my palms and in between my ...

AAD > Psoriasis Psoriasis ... or Eczema on Your Patient's Hands and Feet? — An American Academy of Dermatology Reading Room selection. by MedPage Today Staff April 15, 2022 ...