What should patients with tinea of the hands and feet pay attention to in their daily life?

Tinea of the hands and feet is a fungal disease, many patients are helpless for tinea of the hands and feet, in fact, in addition to the regular **, daily care is also very important, many patients do not pay attention to the care of tinea of the hands and feet and cause the condition to be reversed. Patients with ringworm of the hands and feet should do not wear other people's shoes and socks, do not use other people's towels, do not share basins with others, and avoid using public scissors and nail clippers. Also do not go to unclean baths, swimming pools.

In summer, you should also wash your feet every day, change your socks frequently, keep your shoes and socks dry, and the socks of people with tinea pedis should also be separated from other clothes when washing. Shoes for ringworm should also be kept dry and exposed to the sun frequently, preferably cotton socks and not breathable nylon socks and rubber shoes. If the patient with ringworm of the hands and feet has itching in the affected area, do not scratch it with your hands, and you can stop the itching by rubbing.

Develop a good habit of living in life, do not share the same shoes and socks with others, towels, bath towels, etc., can not be shared, and the foot basin in life can not be used indiscriminately, to wash hands and feet frequently, to ensure that the hands and feet are clean and dry, and the feet are easy to sweat is also the cause of tinea manis.

Tinea of the hands and feet is a disease caused by fungal infection, therefore, once it is found that ringworm of the hands and feet must be treated in a professional hospital in time, so as not to delay the opportunity, resulting in the condition becoming more and more serious, and it will also be transmitted to the family, so that the family members will have ringworm of the hands and feet, and the gains outweigh the losses, and the ringworm of the hands and feet will become more and more difficult.

Routine care. 1) Pay attention to personal hygiene. Wash your hands and feet frequently, change your shoes and socks frequently, wear shoes and socks with good air permeability, and develop bad hygiene habits such as not sharing towels, basins, shoes and socks, and foot washbasins with others.

2) The fungus has a certain resistance to general disinfectants and ultraviolet rays, but the fungus is not heat-resistant, so the cotton light socks can be washed and scalded with boiling water and disinfected by sun exposure, and the environment should also be disinfected.

3) For ringworm of the hands and feet, it should be done as soon as possible, and it should be adhered to and consolidated, that is, after the pneumonia, it should be consolidated for a period of time before it can be completely consolidated. Fungal diseases in various parts can be transmitted by themselves, so in order to completely ** ringworm of the hands and feet, it is necessary to ** other tinea capitis, jock itch, onychomycosis, etc. at the same time.

Pay attention to hygiene, eating habits, generally hand moss is accompanied by foot moss, so daily necessities should be separated as much as possible, and green moss cream can be used, which has strong penetration and herbs.

The normal ones are here to figure out, and the ones that can be figured out are also.

Wash your hands more, don't touch the ringworm area with your hands, don't itch with your hands, eat less spicy seafood, and drink less alcohol.

Because if you don't pay attention, you may spread to the whole body and even aggravate the disease.

Patients with tinea of the hands and feet should adjust their diet reasonably, and should go to a regular hospital for treatment as soon as possible, believing that the condition will get better soon.

Patients with tinea corporis need to pay attention to the care and medication prescribed by the doctor during the **period, and also to avoid transmission.

During the period, the affected area should be kept clean and dry, avoid scratching, and do not remove the scab with your hands after scabbing, so as to avoid local inflammation or suppuration caused by trauma such as friction on the ringworm site, which will affect the recovery of the condition.

Wear sweat-absorbing and breathable cotton clothes as much as possible every day, and obese patients should change their clothes frequently, actively control their weight, and keep the parts that are prone to sweating as dry as possible. At the same time, it is necessary to adhere to the doctor's instructions to adhere to the adequate amount and full course of medication in case of **.

Tinea corporis is contagious and can be transmitted through direct or indirect contact, or through self-vaccination.

Patients with tinea corporisa need to avoid contact with others in their daily lives, and at the same time, their own clothes and all items used must be disinfected in time, and personal items such as towels and clothes must not be shared with others, and no shared items in public places such as swimming pools and bathrooms should be used to avoid causing infection to others.

1. Blistering tinea pedis occurs between the toes, soles of the feet, and the side of the feet with deep blisters the size of pinheads to mung beans, the blister wall is shiny, thick, the content is clear, and it is not easy to rupture, and the blister is fused to form multilocular, and the blister wall can be torn off to reveal the honeycomb base and bright red erosion surface. Itching is noticeable. The blisters dry up after a few days, forming collared or flaky desquamation.

It occurs mainly in the summer months. Predisposes to ringworm rash, which is the development of multiple pimples or blisters on other parts of the body.

2. Hyperkeratotic tinea pedis is more common. It is flaky erythema, with **diffuse thickening, roughness, and desquamation, covered with scales on the surface, with clear edges, and a more pronounced central texture, and a rough feeling to the touch. Deep fissures and scales form in the heel, painful and bleeding, which can progress to the dorsum of the foot, forming scaly patches.

3. Impregnation erosion type tinea pedis is white, the base is moist and flushed, and the erosion is exuding. It often occurs in the first day.

Three, four toes and first.

Between the four and five toes. Mainly because the ** here is thin and tender, close contact with each other, not breathable, easy to damp, local ** maceration whitish, rotten skin, open the rotten skin can see bright red erosion surface and even cracks, with exudate, so it is easy to re-develop bacterial infection, suppuration, and ulcer formation. Sometimes it smells foul and itches unbearably.

Lymphangitis, cellulitis or erysipelas can be caused by scratching, and the feet are painful, red and swollen, affecting the movement of the lower limbs.

Tinea pedis is often predominantly one or several types at the same time, and can also change from one type to another, such as blistering in summer and hyperkeratosis in winter. If tinea pedis is not controlled in time, it will also spread to form jock itch, tinea man, nail fungus, etc.

1. Positive **, correct mentality:

Because tinea manis is a stubborn disease, it is easy to reverse, and the process of causing it may be relatively long. However, patients often have depression because the effect is not obvious after many times, and at the same time they are suspicious of the method. In view of this psychology of patients, we should first fully understand this disease and know the importance of perseverance.

Don't be discouraged when dealing with the occurrence of the disease, and insist on the disease to ensure the prognosis and the effect.

2. Avoid contact to prevent infection

During the period of the patient's **, you should also pay attention to prevent your own secondary infection, when you feel more itchy, do not scratch wildly, in addition, washing utensils such as washbasins and foot basins should be separated and used separately, and slippers and bath towels should be cleaned and disinfected frequently to prevent fungal breeding and aggravation of the condition. In daily life, it is important to pay attention to the maintenance of hand and foot cleanliness, and also to keep the best dry.

3. Rational use of drugs

**Before using some topical ointments, you should clean the affected area and dry the affected area before applying. If during the ** period, the ** of the disease site appears erythema, blisters, itching, etc., it may be an allergic reaction caused by the drug, it is best to stop the drug immediately, consult the doctor for advice, and if necessary, carry out anti-allergic treatment.

Tinea of the hands and feet has a high incidence in social life now, and it is highly transmissible, everyone should be vigilant and strengthen prevention, stay away from the source of infection, even if you are infected with this disease, do not use drugs indiscriminately**, it is best to consult a professional doctor to use the correct medicine under the guidance of a professional doctor!

Daily care measures for tinea manand and foot disease:

1) The biggest contraindication for ringworm is to prevent scratching, which can cause cross-infection. Washbasins and footbasins should be used separately. Disinfect slippers and bath towels after use.

2) When using foot powder for external use of tinea pedisa, the affected area should be cleaned first, and then the ** should be wiped dry. When applying the paste, the paste should be applied to the gauze first, and then applied to the erosion surface. During the period of external use, if there is erythema, water scars and itching locally, it is often a contact allergic reaction, and the drug should be stopped immediately and anti-allergic treatment should be carried out.

3) Before the use of nail moss, apply Fantulin ointment to the nail perinail to ensure that the normal ** is not affected by the liquid medicine, and then apply the potion to the nail surface.

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For ringworm of the hand, pay attention to hygiene, keep your hands clean, and prevent infection...