Is it athlete s foot? 5. Is it athlete s foot?

Athlete's foot, also known as athlete's foot, is often divided into the following three types according to its skin lesions, but the three can occur at the same time or alternately, or one type is the main type.

1.The scaly-vesicular type is most common. Pinhead-sized papules and herpes often appear repeatedly between the toes, plantar feet and their lateral margins, clustered or scattered, the wall thickness is shiny, there are different degrees of inflammation and itching, the blisters are desquamation after drying, and they are small collar rings or large sheets, which continue to fall off and occur.

When the disease is stable, desquamation is often predominant.

2.The impregnation erosion type is common in the first.

Fourth, between the fifth toes. The stratum corneum is impregnated, whitish, floppy, peeling off to reveal a red erosion or honeycomb base, and may have a little exudate. This type is prone to secondary infection, complicated by acute lymphangitis, lymphadenitis and erysipelas.

3.The hyperkeratotic form is common at the root, plantar and lateral margins of the foot. The stratum corneum is thickened, rough, scaly, and dry. Symptoms are mild. In winter, it is prone to chapping. This type often occurs in patients with a longer period of disease and a longer age.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up, otherwise it will be troublesome to cause other complications.

In general, athlete's foot can cause symptoms such as itching, peeling, redness, and abnormal odor on the feet.

You can also go to the hospital for examination, usually pay attention to foot hygiene, keep feet dry, and pay attention to the hygiene and disinfection of shoes and socks.

Probably not, it is estimated that it has been soaked in water for a long time, but you had better go to the hospital for a check-up.

It is athlete's foot, which can generally be cured with Daknin.

Athlete's foot is very itchy. That little bubble of water. Go to the hospital to see what type of athlete's foot he is. Wear those airy shoes. Don't wear shoes with stuffy feet, the more athlete's foot will be.

Itchy or not? Is there anywhere else? Athlete's foot is usually in damp places, such as between the toes, and you have eczema or hives.

According to the different clinical manifestations, athlete's foot is often divided into blistering and scaly athlete's foot, hyperkeratotic athlete's foot, macerated athlete's foot, etc., **mainly antifungal** with symptomatic**.

Beriberi is a clinical manifestation of ringworm infection after the epidermis of the feet, which can have different manifestations such as blisters, scales, keratin thickening, maceration and erosion. According to the different clinical manifestations, it is often divided into blistering and scaly athlete's foot, hyperkeratotic athlete's foot, and impregnated athlete's foot. **Mainly antifungal** with symptomatic**.

Blister-squamous athlete's foot is the most common type of athlete's foot, which is characterized by small deep plantar blisters with itching and collar-like desquamation after the blisters dry. This kind of anti-ringworm ointment can generally be applied topically, such as naftifine cream, etc., and the course of treatment is 4-6 weeks.

Hyperkeratotic athlete's foot is characterized by local keratin thickening and scaling. **Keratin exfoliators can be combined with anti-phyte ointments, such as topical compound benzoic acid tincture solution, nettifen ketoconazole cream, etc.

Impregnated athlete's foot is more common in frequent contact with sewage or sweating, and is more likely to occur between the toes, under the action of bacterial infection and maceration, the epidermal stratum corneum decomposes, whitish, sour smell, and can cause ulcers in severe cases. This type of beriberi needs to be combined with antibacterial**, such as potassium permanganate solution to soak the feet, and at the same time with topical naftifine solution**.

The manifestations of beriberi are different, and the ** plan adopted is different, and it is recommended that the hospital receive a professional **.

**No, how can I judge you.