Mrs. Anju, F 32 years, has had dyshydrotic eczema both palms for last 6 years. The palmer skin was dry, rough, shriveled and sore with tendency to develop tiny papules within dermis, which have severe itching and burning. These papules have tendency to develop into blisters. After scratching, the hard dry crusts were developed. At some places, the skin had become thick due to scratching. The itching was felt too deep in skin difficult to scratch it. She used to rub her palms on walls to get relief. Firm, well mannered, intelligent. Satisfied with present life and status. Irritable – easily angered. No complaint except palmer eruptions.