What can be done to cure foot beetitis? Please, 3Q

If the paronychia on the foot is not too severe, you can first rub the fish stone ointment, which can reduce inflammation and swelling, and remove pus and decay. If it's too serious, you'll have to go to the hospital to have your nails removed!!

Paronychia, also known as boils along the claws, is caused by minor local injuries caused by suppuration of the tissues around the nails, starting with redness and swelling on one side of the nail or at the root of the nail, severe pain, and then gradually suppurating, and when the accumulation of subungual abscesses is formed, after the ulceration is often due to poor drainage of pus to form chronic inflammation.

As long as there is a little trauma to the toe, when it is damaged, rub or soak the affected toe with iodine wine, 4 6 times a day, 15 20 minutes each time, until it turns white, and use the disinfection effect of iodine wine to corrode the diseased ** tissue, let it grow again, in order to prevent nail groove.

Nail extraction In fact, nail extraction does not lead to paronychia, especially paronychia caused by ingrown nails, because the toenail pieces are curled on both sides and grow into the flesh, which will cut the soft tissue at the edge of the nail pieces when walking, forming "ingrown nails", and finally causing paronychia. Nail extraction can only remove the nail piece, it has no effect on the nail groove and nail bed, the newly grown nail piece will still continue to grow into the flesh, and it is still ingrown nails, pain, paronychia, and there have been records of patients pulling out the nail four or five times a year.

Hello, the best, fastest and most effective method for paronychia is nail extraction**. Because the inflammation is at the periphery, the nerve is more sensitive, and the swelling and pain are unbearable. The effect of the drug ** is not obvious, because the infection is in the peripheral location. After nail extraction surgery, you can recover after a week of rest.

Commonly known as paronychia, it is a relatively refractory miscellaneous disease, the most important thing is that disinfection is in place, and macrolide drugs have a good effect on ** soft tissues, which can be considered. If it is heavier, it is recommended to go to the hospital.

Paronychia needs to be cured as soon as possible and once in one go.

1. Conventional paronychia is mainly to eliminate inflammation and prevent infection. Scrub the affected finger with iodophor to prevent infection, while paying attention to cleanliness and daily care.

2. If it is acute paronychia, there is only some redness and swelling alone, and it can be applied with ichthyolide ointment to reduce inflammation and swelling.

3. If the infection is more serious, it is necessary to completely remove the pus, and if it is empyema, do incision and drainage.

It is recommended to apply anti-inflammatory treatment with fish stone ointment, which can kill bacteria in the depths; After the inflammation is reduced, carefully clean the crust of the nail groove with a tool to avoid letting the nail squeeze the flesh of the nail groove again;

I'm also long, I just asked the family, and the family asked me to buy a erythromycin plaster to wipe it, wash my feet with hot water, and wipe it dry on the rub.

Recommendations:1Anti-inflammatory treatment, digging treasure, can kill bacteria in the depths;

2.After the inflammation is reduced (when it doesn't hurt to press that part), carefully clean the crust of the nail groove with a tool (I use a small round file) to avoid letting the nail squeeze the flesh of the nail groove again;

3.Do not squeeze the painful area with shoes on.

4.Nail cutting attention: When the nail is cut too short, the soft tissue (flesh) grows upwards and occupies the position of the nail when there is no nail cover, and the soft tissue is squeezed abnormally when the nail grows out.

Nail length trimming is appropriate (try to make it longer, not shorter), and let the nail and nail groove live in peace This is very important and is the key to preventing **.

Hydrogen peroxide action time is short, but also difficult to penetrate into the depths, pain is the manifestation of bacterial infection, is inflammation, there are many kinds of anti-inflammatory measures, you can take medicine but usually ***, it is recommended to apply fish stone ointment, can reduce swelling and pain and pus. If the pressure is not painful, the inflammation will be gone. The next step is to prevent the recurrence of paronychia

--The sharp corners on both sides of the nails are smoother;

--Nail groove treatment: clean up the crust of the nail groove (the nail squeezes the nail groove to form the crust, the soft tissue will be painful when the crust is squeezed, and then it will become inflamed, red, swollen and even suppurated).

Let me remind you that if the nail is relatively short at present, the nail groove treatment should be paid attention to often, dealt with in time, and the nail should be left as long as possible until it exceeds the soft tissue. The toe of the shoe should not be too narrow, if it is too narrow, the nail will be squeezed, and the nail will be **paronychia.

The hot weather should not let the feet be infected, and it is often necessary to disinfect with hydrogen peroxide, and every time you cut the nails of the feet, you should not dig the scissors, and you should cut them flat so that there will be no inflammation.

It is best to go to the hospital for a minor surgery.

Let's go to the hospital, if you mess around by yourself, it's easy to get inflamed.

Paronychia is a purulent infection of the soft tissues around the (toe)nail, which is caused by bacteria that attack the subcutaneous skin and multiply through minimally invasive damage next to the nail**.

When paronychia has formed pus, it can be used for liganin**. For unilateral subcutaneous abscesses, incision and drainage can be made next to the nail sulcus; Bilateral subcutaneous abscesses require bilateral drainage followed by the application of likarin ointment. The abscess at the root of the nail is often difficult to fully drain the subungual pus by simply lifting **, and it is necessary to separate and extract part or even the whole nail (but not too much damage to the basal tissue, so as not to lose the ability of nail regeneration in the future).

Anesthesia should be performed proximal to the finger with lidocaine to block the finger nerve, and infiltration anesthesia should not be performed in the vicinity of the lesion.

In addition, paronychia is not impossible**, because most people choose to go to the hospital to extract their nails**, so it increases the pain of **, and may even pull the nails many times. In fact, paronychia can be improved by lijianin**. After each application of Lijianin, try to wrap gauze as much as possible to make paronychia get better as soon as possible.