How can tinea corporis be prevented? What should I do if I have tinea corporis?

The key to the prevention of tinea corporis lies in the patient.

Develop good hygiene habits, keep ** clean and dry, and change clothes and quilts frequently.

Avoid contact with animals suffering from ringworm, especially cats, dogs, rabbits, etc.

Public facilities that cannot be separated, such as bathtubs, should be disinfected before use.

Tinea corporis is a contagious disease, so direct contact with people with ringworm should be avoided.

Patients who have suffered from various fungal diseases should be prompted**.

Families with conditions should advocate the use of sanitary ware and bedding separately as much as possible, one set per person. If one of the family members is already sick, it is more important to isolate early to avoid infection between family members.

Do not use public slippers, bath towels, foot basins provided by public places such as hotels and inns, and use disposable slippers, towels and other sanitary ware as much as possible. The bedding provided by public service places such as hotels and inns for guests should be set for each person to avoid infection and should be disinfected after use.

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Tinea corporis is a common disease, you can strengthen exercise to enhance your own resistance, it is recommended to choose underwear with good ventilation and heat dissipation, do not scratch and scald the affected area excessively, keep the ** dry between injections, and pay attention to the change of clothes, shoes and socks for those who sweat the body.

Generally, if athlete's foot is transferred to the body, you will get ringworm. It is recommended to use amorolfine hydrochloride cream with Romele hydrochloride cream, which is applied once a day in the evening, and the original drug imported from France is especially suitable for tinea corporis caused by fungal infection.

Tinea corporis can be caused by the spread of tinea pedis, contact with pets, decreased immunity, etc.

Causes of tinea corporis:

1. Spread of athlete's foot: If the patient has athlete's foot, the occurrence of athlete's foot is usually caused by the infection of athlete's foot, because the patient's hands constantly touch the soles of the feet, and then scratch the trunk and limbs, which can easily cause continuous fungal infection and local tinea corporis.

2. Contact with pets: If cats, dogs and other pets are infected with ringworm, people may be inoculated with ringworm on humans when they come into contact with pets, and eventually tinea corporis.

3. Decreased body resistance: Once the body's immunity decreases, it will lead to bacteria invading the human body, which will eventually lead to tinea corporis.

Tinea corporis**:

When tinea corporis occurs, various azoles and acrylamines can be used externally, and miconazole nitrate cream or terbinafine hydrochloride cream can be used under the guidance of a doctor, and the local ** should be kept clean and dry. When topical drugs are not effective or the skin lesions are large and cannot be controlled by topical drugs, oral itraconazole capsules or terbinafine hydrochloride tablets can be selected, and the combination with topical drugs** can improve the efficacy.

Tinea corporis, also known as ringworm or ringworm, is caused by the fungus Trichophyton, Microsporum or Epidermophyte. Its infection is mainly ringworm of the hand, athlete's foot, onychomycosis and contaminated clothing. People who are damp, obese, sweaty, rubbing, do not pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, have diabetes and have low immunity are prone to disease.

It usually occurs on the face, neck, trunk, and limbs.

Clinical features. 1. **: The pathogenic bacteria are mainly Microsporum and Trichophyton, and there are also epidermophytes.

2. Prone areas: moist and sweaty areas, 3. Characteristics of rash: papules, blisters or papules, composed of round or round-like erythema, with extended margins, forming annular lesions, obvious inflammation in the acute phase, dark red in the chronic phase, and the center is not obvious, but the boundary is clear.

4. Symptoms: itching.

5. Prognosis: jock itch often has a tendency to act backwards.

Tinea corporis is contagious, so there are the following points: 1. Antifungal drugs, if used externally, they can be used with traditional Chinese medicine preparations for stock source cream, but generally tinea corporis does not need to use ointment dosage form. 2. The growth cycle of the general fungus is about 2 weeks, and it is recommended to insist on using it for 2 weeks after taking the drug, regardless of whether the skin lesion is good or not, which is easy to break the root and not easy to lead to drug resistance.

3. The fungus is contagious, **after a week, it is recommended to wash the sheets and expose the quilt to the sun, **during the period, it is best to change and wash the underwear and autumn clothes every day, and they should be dried in the sun rather than in the shade. 4. Generally, the medicine is used twice a day, and it should be noted that during sleep, it will be rubbed off by the quilt after taking the medicine, so wear pajamas to sleep after taking the medicine at night. 5. Fungi like warm and humid environments, so pay attention to drying.

6. It must be with athlete's foot, otherwise the probability is very high. Finally, develop good hygiene habits, which generally do not**. The ** rate of athlete's foot is high, but the ** rate of tinea corporis ** is very low.

The key to the prevention of tinea corporis is to actively carry out active treatment of the patient's original tinea of the hand, foot itch, jock itch, onychomycosis, tinea capitis, etc., and try to avoid close contact with other patients, including animals with ringworm. It is necessary to avoid indirect contact with the bathtub and towels used by patients, and regularly clean and disinfect such public utensils, especially those in childcare institutions and physical life.

Some drugs that may affect the body's immunity, such as corticosteroids and immunosuppressants, should be avoided as much as possible to avoid secondary infections due to weakened immunity. The patient's original wasting diseases such as diabetes should be treated in a timely manner.

How to make body moss**.

Topical drugs** are the mainstay. The ringworm can be applied to the affected area, 2-3 times a day, and after the symptoms disappear, the shirt should continue to be used for a week, and there are results of hunger.

Pay attention to personal hygiene, avoid using bathtubs, slippers, towels and obscene clothes for patients with moss, and avoid fighting with dogs and cats suffering from moss.

Judging from your description of the crack, it should be ringworm, which is a contagious disease caused by the fungus Dermatomyce. Dermatoss is OK. Topical use of paraspike moss can be considered.

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Attention should be paid to the treatment of tinea corporis:

1. Insisting on the correct use of multiple drugs can lead to tinea corporis, but some patients still can't have tinea corporis after changing multiple drugs, which is mainly due to improper methods. Topical medications** Ringworm is simple and easy to administer, but requires consistency. Do not fish for three days and dry the net for two days, as if cutting grass and roots, although it can temporarily alleviate the condition, but when it meets the right conditions, it will spring breeze again.

2. Eliminate infectious factorsTinea corporis is mostly caused by its own other ringworm diseases, so the treatment of tinea corporis should be treated at the same time as other parts of ringworm, such as tinea corporis, tinea manis, tinea pedis, etc. In addition, it is important to avoid contact with other people or animals with ringworm, otherwise, even if you have ringworm, you will be infected with the fungus again.

In addition to the application of external drugs, it can also be combined with internal antibiotics, commonly used griseofulvin, ketoconazole, etc. However, these drugs have some ***, such as liver and kidney damage, etc., which should be taken under the guidance of a doctor, and the liver function should be checked regularly.

Should be active in systemic diseases, such as tinea corporis is caused by a decrease in the body's resistance caused by a systemic disease, should be active in order to enhance resistance. If tinea corporis is caused by long-term use of corticosteroids or immunosuppressants, these drugs should be used as little or no as possible.

1. Adhere to the correct use of medication.

Many drugs can ** ringworm, but some patients still can't be cured after changing various drugs, which is mainly due to improper methods. Topical treatment for ringworm is simple and easy, but it must be adhered to. Don't fish for three days and dry the net for two days, just like cutting grass without roots, although the condition can be temporarily relieved, but when you meet the right conditions, the spring breeze will blow and give birth again.

**Precautions for tinea corporis.

2. Eliminate infectious factors.

Because tinea corporis is mostly caused by its own other ringworms, tinea corporis should be accompanied by ringworm in other parts, such as tinea corporis, tinea man, tinea pedis, etc. You should also avoid contact with other people or animals with ringworm, otherwise ringworm will be reinfected with the fungus even if you get better.

**Precautions for tinea corporis.

3. When the condition is severe, cooperate with internal medication.

If tinea corporis rash is widely distributed, in addition to the application of external drugs, it can be combined with internal antifungal drugs, such as griseofulvin, ketoconazole, etc. However, these drugs have certain ***, such as liver and kidney damage, etc., and should be taken under the guidance of a doctor, and the liver function should be checked regularly during the ** period.

**Precautions for tinea corporis.

Fourth, active systemic diseases.

If tinea corporis occurs due to a systemic disease that causes the body's resistance to be low, it should be actively ** to strengthen the resistance. If tinea corporisis is caused by long-term use of corticosteroids or immunosuppressants, these drugs should be used sparingly or absently if possible.