Dyshidrosis, also known as dyshidrotic eczema, is a skin condition that is often triggered by a variety of factors. The most common causes include stress, allergies, and excessive sweating. Especially during times of stress, the body can react in a variety of ways, and one of these reactions is the formation of blisters on the hands and feet. Another significant factor is allergies, particularly to certain substances such as nickel or latex. When exposed to these allergens, the skin can overreact and lead to the typical symptoms. Genetics also play a role; people with a family history of skin diseases are more prone to dyshidrosis. Environmental factors such as changes in temperature or humidity can also have an influence. Frequent hand washing or exposure to irritating chemicals can weaken the skin barrier and contribute to the development of dyshidrosis. A combination of these factors can worsen symptoms and lead to a chronic course. Appropriate treatment and skin care are crucial to relieve symptoms and prevent relapses.