What is the cause of bubbles on the toes and blisters on the toes?

Is there one between the toes? If so, it should be athlete's foot.

You don't have to wear sneakers all the time. Leather shoes, try to wear shoes that are not breathable.

It is moisture, pay attention to the breathability of shoes and socks, and try to keep your feet clean and dry. You can take medicine first, there are so many prescriptions upstairs.

After finding that such a situation occurs, you must pay attention to changing your shoes and socks frequently, pay attention to taking out your shoes often to be sun-dried in the summer, change your socks frequently, wash your feet frequently, and then you need to go to the hospital to ask the doctor to prescribe some drugs to remove bacteria. Symptoms like this are relatively mild in time, and going to the hospital to prescribe some external drugs or some lotions will actually solve this problem very well. However, the most important thing is to pay attention to the care of foot hygiene in daily life, because our feet are prone to such a situation, and it is most important to strengthen the care of feet from daily life.

It is that your shoes are too small, and the shoes and feet do not fit well, so you should change to a comfortable pair of shoes to avoid such a result.

There are a variety of possibilities to consider the appearance of blisters on the toes, first of all, consider the possibility of athlete's foot, blistering athlete's foot is mainly caused by fungal infections, including Trichophyton rubrum, Microsporum canis, the clinical manifestations are local vesicles, after the formation of local erosions, exudation, accompanied by severe itching, you can choose topical antifungal drugs, such as terbinafine cream.

It should be athlete's foot, at this time you should go to a professional place for **, to breathable shoes.

It's not athlete's foot, it's too hot in the summer.

Go to the pharmacy and buy a bottle of potassium permanganate, it's 1 yuan on our side. Soak your feet with potassium permanganate mixed with water every day, I don't know the specific proportion, just put a little bit on it, the water is a faint pink on the line, it'll be fine after a while, it's fine.

It seems that the situation you said will be contagious between the feet, and it is likely to be athlete's foot. You need to soak your feet in water regularly every day, go to the hospital or pharmacy to buy some ointments to apply, and keep the ventilation between your toes.

Usually when the weather is hot, this will be long. I don't know the reason for it, but I've had a long time.

There is a slight tingling sensation. If the blisters burst, they will still itch, and if they break those thick, they will get to other places on the feet, and they will be infectious. The longer the more.

My own approach has worked.

As for medication. I've used a lot of medications. Aloe vera paste has the most obvious effect, and the best one is the fastest.

I was prescribed by a doctor at the Municipal People's Hospital before. What is it called a cool ointment, several medicines are used together, and they are used for two months in a row, and they are cured. But the price of medicine is too expensive. A few pills cost more than 200 yuan. But it can cure the disease, more than 200 is okay.

After about half a year, it's ** again. (Spring and summer are the peak seasons).

I didn't go to the hospital, I took Dermatitis Ping 999 when I slept at night, and it was naturally air-dried. For a few days. It's getting better. Of course, during the day, I also take a hemostatic patch, and then rub it (erythromycin eye ointment) and put it on together. Prevent contagion.

Because of this blister, the thick water inside, if you get to the rest of the foot. It's contagious. Get your hands on it, but it won't.

This is one way to do it. This method will be effective in about a week.

The following is a type of guaranteed effect within 3 days.

That is to apply aloe vera paste at night when you go to bed. Wait for him to dry naturally.

When I woke up the next day, the wound was dry.

You can also apply it during the day, but you don't need to stick it with a hemostatic patch. Just wipe a little bit and you're good to go. Too much is not good.

The effect is seen overnight, and the wound will dry out. Then there will be dead skin peeling off. Guaranteed to be good within 3 days.

Okay later. **It doesn't get dry. Of course. He has a drying process. It's going to fall off, though.

Not like you say. Cracking and stuff like that. Because aloe vera cream has the effect of beautifying and nourishing the skin.

The aloe vera cream I used was perfect. 36 yuan a piece. Of course, you can also go to the pharmacy and buy other brands.

The effect should not be far off.

Although I grow on my feet. But you also have some medicine on your hands. You can also try it.

I wish you a speedy escape from the sea of suffering. Have a good life. The more you go, the easier it gets.

Small blisters are slowly absorbed, and relatively large blisters can be broken with a sterile needle, and then the breach is disinfected with iodine for several days until the breach grows. Try not to pick the blister, but if you do, you must insist on cleaning the wound, pay attention to the cleanliness of your feet, and put a piece of gauze at the blister when walking.

**Anti-allergic drugs such as cetirizine tablets or dihengxel can be taken orally, combined with topical hormone ointments such as elosone and halomethasone.

First, blanch your feet with hot water for 5-10 minutes and dry them; Then disinfect the foot soak with iodine, cut off the skin, and paste a "band-aid". Shoes and socks should be suitable, shoes should not be too high or too small, it is best to wear semi-new rubber shoes or cloth shoes; Ladies should not wear high-heeled leather shoes;

Suggestions: The insole should be flat, the socks should be undamaged and wrinkled, and the shoes and socks should be kept dry; Once sand particles are in the shoes, they should be removed in time;

You can pick the blisters with a needle, and it will be fine in two days.

First of all, just take a needle and prick it with alcohol.

Hello, the clinical information provided is limited, blisters on the toes, it is best to see **, the more common is herpetic tinea pedis. If it is herpetic tinea pedis (not diagnosed), topical antifungal drugs can be used, and local hygiene and hygiene should be observed.

In the event of foot bubbles, first scald the feet with hot water for 5 to 10 minutes, then disinfect the foot bubbles with iodine or alcohol, and then puncture the foot bubbles with a sterilized needle to make the liquid in the bubbles flow out. In addition, do not cut off the skin to prevent infection.

It's good to use a bandage. Bandage during the day, apply medicine and dry at night.

Attention must be paid to prevent the occurrence of foot blisters:

1. Shoes and socks should be suitable, shoes should not be too big or too small, it is best to wear semi-new rubber shoes or cloth shoes, lesbians should not wear high-heeled hard-soled leather shoes, the insoles should be flat, the socks should be undamaged, no wrinkles, sand in the shoes should be removed in time, and shoes and socks should be kept dry.

2. The walking tour should be gradual and gradual, first near and then far, the pace should be even, the landing should be steady, not fast and slow.

3. Before going to bed, the feet should be scalded with hot water to promote local blood circulation, and the soles of the feet should be massaged with hands.

It is fungal beriberi: it tends to occur between the third and fourth, fourth and fifth toes. At the beginning, the toes are damp, macerated and whitish, and after drying and desquamation, the skin is peeled off to become a moist, flushed erosive surface, with itching, and easy to be infected by secondary infection.

Blistering type: It is more likely to occur in the margins of the feet. At first, it is a small blister with a thick and full wall, and some can fuse into a bullae, and the blister fluid is transparent, and there is no redness around it. Feeling itching, scratching often due to secondary infection and cause athlete's foot, erysipelas, lymphangitis, etc.

Keratinized: Occurs more often in the heels. Because the fungal athlete's foot has not been cured, a variety of bacteria are co-infected with athlete's foot, resulting in thick and dry, keratinized scaling, itching, and chapping. This type has no blisters and suppuration, and the course of the disease is slow and does not heal for many years.

Erosion type: due to the random use of athlete's foot to produce resistance, the moist and flushed erosive surface of the foot epidermis has strange itching and is prone to secondary infection.

Depending on your current situation, it may be the initial stage, you must ensure that your feet are clean, ventilated, and change your shoes and socks frequently, otherwise it will be even worse if it deteriorates.