Dyshindrosis is a type of eczema, often shown as tiny clear globular blisters that are smaller than sesame in size on palms and soles. Patients with mild symptoms show blisters on stratum corneum on the palm side of the fingers; patients with severe symptoms show blisters all over palms, soles and sides of legs with less itchiness in the early stage; patients with severe symptoms show unbearable itchiness that induces patients to scratch and break the blisters with oozing and shedding of the skin. Patients often agonize over this repetitive pattern causing local proliferation of stratum. Chinese medicine considers eczema as stagnation of dampness and heat. It is also considered relating to the degeneration of viscera's in charge of water metabolism.