Hand eczema with dry, peeling skin on the fingers is usually due to irritation, frequent handwashing, detergents, or allergic contact dermatitis. The main treatment is regular use of thick moisturizers/emollients throughout the day to restore the skin barrier. During active flare-ups with itching or redness, doctors commonly prescribe short courses of topical steroids such as Mometasone and Betamethasone to reduce inflammation. For longer-term control or sensitive areas, steroid-sparing options like Tacrolimus may be used under medical supervision. Avoid harsh soaps, sanitizers with alcohol, hot water, and repeated wet work without gloves. If the condition is persistent, spreading, or not improving, please consult a dermatologist to rule out fungal infection or allergic contact triggers.