Is it contagious to sleep with someone who has foot moss

Anyway, I wasn't infected by my relatives who had athlete's foot. However, it also varies because of the patient, so it is necessary to make the patient active** and try not to touch the lesion site.

Beriberi (here it is considered to be athlete's foot) is a fungal infection, the fungus exists in the dander, picking the skin of the foot and then touching other parts** will spread the fungus to the site, if there is ** small damage (not necessarily visible to the naked eye), the fungus will take advantage of the weakness to invade the keratin, causing blisters and peeling.

Incidence: The rate of superficial fungal infection in China is about 8% to 10%, and it is more common in the elderly than children, and it is a common disease.

Pathogen: A large group of fungi suitable for parasitic growth in the human body, hair, nails and other parts are collectively called **ringworms, there are about 45 species, most of which are pathogenic to humans. According to the characteristics of the colony and the morphology of the large conidia, the fungus can be divided into Trichophyton, Microsporum and Epidermophyton.

Ringworm has keratin-tropic properties and is easy to colonize in places where defense mechanisms are weak. It can be transmitted everywhere through dander, contact, and direct transmission between humans and people, animals and people.

Tinea man, tinea pedis, jock itch, tinea capitis, etc. can all be caused by a fungus. This nomenclature is called nomenclature according to anatomical parts. In layman's terms, this thing is called ringworm when it grows on the hands, and tinea pedis when it grows on the feet.

This fungus can cause not only various damage to the epidermis: including itching, ulceration, blister hardening, etc. It can also injure hair follicles and cause hair loss, and can also invade the nail bed to cause onychomycosis (nail fungus); In people with weakened immunity, such as AIDS patients, it can even cause deep fungal infections - fungal infections of internal organs, which are difficult**.

Therefore, athlete's foot can not only spread to other parts of your body, but also to others. Patients with athlete's foot should not scratch the affected area repeatedly with their hands to avoid infection on their hands. If you have such a patient at home, you should seek medical medication in time.

Avoid mixing personal items such as slippers, socks, towels, etc. Don't wash several people's socks and underwear together, and don't wash your own underwear and socks together.

Hello! Problem Analysis: Contagious. People with beriberi have a susceptibility to fungi, and they are still more likely to develop them if they are not careful after being cured.

**Guidance: At present, the best method is a combination of internal and external medication. There are many types of internal drugs, such as Lan Meishu and Spirenol, and there are relatively many types of external drugs

Such as Darknin. It is usually taken orally for one week, and for more severe cases, it is taken for two weeks. This is okay for general patients, but whether it will happen again in the future is related to your usual care.

Usually pay attention to changing shoes every day, it is best to wear two pairs in turn, pay attention to the dryness of the shoes, put them in a ventilated place after returning every day, it is best to expose to the sun and disinfect, and wear them again the next day.

Whether ringworm of the hands and feet is contagious or not, they can be transmitted either on their own or to others. There are two main modes of transmission of tinea manor and foot infection: direct contact and indirect contact. Direct contact refers to direct contact with a patient with ringworm of the hands and feet, or close contact with an animal with ringworm, or scratching the affected area with the hand and then touching other parts of the body**.

Indirect infection refers to the use of public slippers, foot towels, foot washbasins, public towels, etc., as well as the wearing of shoes, socks, and underwear of patients with ringworm of the hands and feet in public baths.

Is tinea manor and foot contagious in life? Through the above introduction, I believe that we also have a certain understanding, I hope to help you, since tinea pedis is contagious, then we must actively do a good job of prevention in life to avoid the occurrence and development of tinea pedisa.

1. Foot moss is contagious.

Athlete's foot is a fungal infection that can be contagious. In our country, the incidence rate of athlete's foot is quite high. The ** sweat glands on the feet are very rich, sweating more, and wearing shoes, the air circulation is poor.

In addition, there are no fat glands in the feet, and there is a lack of fatty uric acid that can stop the fungus from producing, so the fungus can easily grow. This fungus is in the dander and can easily spread to other parts of the body through the vector, and it can also be transmitted to others, so you must pay attention to the defense every day.

2. The symptoms of tinea pedis appear in the superficial fungal infection of the palm, metatars, fingers and toes. The main pathogenic bacteria include Trichophyton rubrum, Trichophyton barbae and Epidermophyton flocculent. Athlete's foot is generally an adult, adult men and women are likely to suffer from the disease, often aggravated in the summer, reduced in the autumn, if not go to a regular hospital in time**, the condition may deepen, severe will affect activities, walking inconvenience.

31. Scale blister type compound benzoic acid liniment, compound thunderlock liniment, 1% 3% Yikangwa, miconazole, clotrimazole or ketoconazole cream can be selected as appropriate, external liniment, 2 3 times a day. Sometimes 10% glacial acetic acid can be soaked**.

2. Impregnated erosion type generally uses relatively mild or low concentration of antifungal topical preparations, such as compound thundercocine liniment or the above-mentioned imidazole antifungal cream. Cavity purity sometimes requires the addition of a dry powder, such as foot powder.

3. Hyperkeratosis type is generally advisable to use antifungal ointment or cream, such as compound benzoic acid ointment, imidazole cream or other antifungal drugs.

4. No matter what kind of drug is used, you should be patient and persist in **1 2 months. If it is accompanied by bacterial secondary infection or eczema-like changes secondary to long-term illness, it should be treated accordingly.