I have got chilblains due to harsh winter season. Can you please suggest any good creams or lotions for the chilblains. And what are the precautions I need to follow.

Question

If your skin is exposed to cold, it's helpful to rewarm it gradually because sudden rewarming of cold skin may worsen chilblains.
?avoid or limit your exposure to cold.
?resist the urge to scratch, as this will further damage the skin.
?wear woollen or cotton socks.
?dress in layers of loose clothing and wear mittens and warm, water-resistant footwear.
?cover all exposed skin as completely as possible when going outside in cold weather.
?keep your hands, feet and face dry and warm.
?keep your home and workplace comfortably warm.
?don't smoke.
?gentle exercise will improve circulation to your feet.
?make sure your shoes are comfortable and well fitted.
?dry feet thoroughly after showering or bathing.
For this homeopathic treatment is very effective
for more details you can consult me.

Karuna Chawla · Accepted Answer

If your skin is exposed to cold, it's helpful to rewarm it gradually because sudden rewarming of cold skin may worsen chilblains.
?avoid or limit your exposure to cold.
?resist the urge to scratch, as this will further damage the skin.
?wear woollen or cotton socks.
?dress in layers of loose clothing and wear mittens and warm, water-resistant footwear.
?cover all exposed skin as completely as possible when going outside in cold weather.
?keep your hands, feet and face dry and warm.
?keep your home and workplace comfortably warm.
?don't smoke.
?gentle exercise will improve circulation to your feet.
?make sure your shoes are comfortable and well fitted.
?dry feet thoroughly after showering or bathing.
For this homeopathic treatment is very effective
for more details you can consult me.

Prakhar Singh · Answer

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Chilblains are patches of red, swollen and itchy skin, thought to be caused by a combination of cold weather and poor circulation. Extremities such as the toes, fingers, nose and earlobes are most at risk.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.