What are the types of athlete s foot? What are the different types of athlete s foot?

There are many types of beriberi, and there is not just one type, so after suffering from beriberi, it is necessary to diagnose what type of beriberi is in order to prescribe the right medicine. The main types of athlete's foot are as follows:

One is blister-type athlete's foot. This type of athlete's foot mostly occurs in summer, manifested as the size of a grain of rice between the toes, the edge of the feet, and the soles of the feet, deep blisters, scattered or distributed in groups, the blister wall is thick, the content is clear, not easy to rupture, and it is fused with each other to form multilocular blisters, and the blister wall is torn off, and the honeycomb base and bright red erosion surface can be seen, and the itching is intense.

The second is erosive athlete's foot. Presents with localized epidermal cuticle maceration and whitishness. Due to the constant friction of the epidermis when walking, the bright red erosive surface is exposed; In severe cases, the intertoe seam, the junction between the toe abdomen and the plantar of the foot** can be involved, and the itching is intense, mostly occurring between the toe seams.

Common in people with excessive sweating.

The third is scaly keratotype athlete's foot. Symptoms are thickening, roughness, and desquamation of the toes of the planters, rims, and heels, and the scales are flaky or dotted, and they fall off repeatedly.

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There are five types of athlete's foot:

1. Hyperkeratosis type: characterized by no blisters and pustules, mainly manifested as hyperkeratosis, roughness and no sweating.

Second, papulosquamous type: the plantar has obvious small flaky desquamation, which is arc-shaped or annular-shaped, and attaches to the edge of the lesion.

3. Blister type: often located in the plantar and foot margins, clustered or scattered small blisters, accompanied by itching symptoms, the position of the blisters is relatively deep, the blister wall is not easy to break, and it can be absorbed and peeled after a few days.

Fourth, interdigital erosion type: because the fungus likes to grow and multiply between the moist and warm toes, when it is parasitic between the toes for a long time, it is easy to cause the thickening of the stratum corneum of the epidermis, and white due to moist maceration, sometimes accompanied by excessive sweating.

5. Tinea corporis type: It can be formed by the above types, especially the papulosquamous and scaly type and the blister type to the dorsum of the foot, which is arc-shaped or annular-shaped.

Athlete's foot is caused by a fungal infection, there are blisters in the stratum corneum, it is very itchy, and it is necessary to breathe when wearing shoes, and wear cotton socks to prevent athlete's foot.

There are three main types of athlete's foot.

The first is blister-type athlete's foot: it is manifested as small blisters between the toes, the edge of the feet, and the soles of the feet, which are more itchy, and the feet are stuffy and not breathable.

The second is erosive athlete's foot: it is common to peel and itch between the toes, and in severe cases, it will be erosive and cracked, and the hot and humid feet will be aggravated to a certain extent.

The third is scaly keratotic athlete's foot: it can be seen in the peeling of the entire soles of the feet and toes, which is not painful or itchy, and this kind of athlete's foot will thicken and even dry out after a long time, especially in the heel area.

There are three types of athlete's foot, erosive athlete's foot, which is generally between the fingers, first whitish, then erosive, and very itchy.

Blister-type athlete's foot, generally on the soles of the feet, starts with small blisters, and the small blisters can be combined into large blisters, and there is a small hole in the water after rupture, which is itchy.

Keratinized athlete's foot, became dry feet, chapped in winter, and no longer itchy.

Types of athlete's foot.

Scaly keratotic athlete's foot: It often occurs on the heels and sides of the feet, and is caused by fungal infection, which causes dryness, thick keratin, scaling, and easy chapping, mostly caused by blistering and erosion type.

Blister-type athlete's foot: It mostly occurs on both sides of the foot and the bottom of the foot, and at the beginning it is a small blister with a thick wall, which can be fused with each other to form a bullae, and there is no redness and itching around it.

Erosive athlete's foot: athlete's foot often occurs between the third and fourth, as well as between the fourth and fifth toes, at the beginning of the disease, between the toes is moist and impregnated and whitish, and after drying and desquamation, the flakes are removed into a moist and flushed erosive surface, sometimes accompanied by cracks and itching that can easily cause infection.

Beriberi is a common disease caused by fungal infection, and the symptoms of beriberi vary depending on the type of athlete's foot, such as erosion often leading to the occurrence of small blisters. Erosions often occur. If it is blister-type, it will often cause itching, and keratinized athlete's foot will appear particularly dry, and there will be symptoms of scaling.

Now let's take a look at the symptoms of a few different types of beriberi.

1.Erosion type: It is more likely to occur between the third and fourth, fourth and fifth toes, the initial toes are moist, impregnated with whitish or small blisters, after drying up and desquamating, peeling off the dandruff is a moist, flushed erosive surface, with itching, easy to secondary infection.

2.Blister type: it is more likely to occur on the edge of the foot, and it is a small blister with full wall thickness at the beginning, and some can be fused into bullae, the blister fluid is transparent, there is no redness around it, and it is itchy to feel strange, and it is often caused by secondary infection after scratching, erysipelas, lymphangitis, etc.

3.Keratinizing type: It is more likely to occur on the heel, mainly manifested as thick and dry, keratinized desquamation, itching, easy to crack, no blisters and suppuration in this type, the course of the disease is slow, and it does not heal for many years.

Athlete's foot (athlete's foot) is caused by a fungal infection, and its ** damage often occurs unilaterally (i.e., one foot) first, and then infects the opposite side several weeks or months later. Blisters appear mainly on the ventral and lateral sides of the toes, most commonly between the three or four toes, and can also appear on the soles of the feet, which are deep vesicles that can gradually coalesce into bullae.

The first damage of tinea pedis has a characteristic, that is, the boundary is clear and can gradually expand outward. Due to the progression of the disease or scratching, erosion, exudate, or even bacterial infection, pustules may appear.

The above symptoms and signs of beriberi are only for the reference of the majority of friends, please consult the corresponding experts for specific details. If you are a beriberi sufferer, it is recommended that you pay more attention to your hygiene habits in your life, and you can use Gambozon cream.