I feel for you because I know just how horrible it was for my mother. She could barely use her hands due to it.
Gold Bond makes a fairly decent anti-itch cream that may help give you some relief. Witch Hazel also might help but it might sting at first. If you try it... apply it to a small area first to see if it will sting or not.
Also this past Christmas I broke out in a horrible rash after taking a prescription drug that I had taken in the past on and off without any problems. I had not been on this drug for about 6 months. I was having some reoccurring pain this past Xmas that I could not get to ease up with heat therapy. So I went back on the prescription drug and broke out in a horrible rash from it. For some reason I had become allergic to it. It is possible that you are now having a reaction to a prescription drug that you had no problems with it the past.
“She would get tiny pin head blisters on her hands. They would itch and if she scratched them the liquid that came from them was clear. They itched so bad that she could not stand it. It would spread and her hands would crack and peel.”
Oh my goodness...I just sent Rte a pm asking if this is the same as what they have...why?...because I have EXACTLY this same thing on my hands for 3 years now!! Ok, I know this is gross, but they are teeny tiny pin head blisters that break open, spread, and dry up like a calouse on the surface of the skin...the skin peels and more blisters develop. aghhhh...sounds like the same thing...I have soooo many other health issues that when I finally got around to asking my doctor about it she sort of just shrugged her shoulders as if to say that’s the least of your problems ;) Mine is more anoying than anything...its all over the palms of my hands...but one time, when I had to have a blood transfusion from anemia, it completely disappeared for about 3 weeks and then came right back ??? Coincidentally, or maybe not, I have also questioned, for other reasons, the possibility of an ongoing inner yeast infection and also hypothyroidism. hummmmm. I think I’ve seen about a million doctors for a variety of conditions...just none that seem to be able to connect ALL the dots :(