My foot wound is infected with fungi and my foot is infected with fungus

Fungal infections?? The other day? Or is it a small branch?

Are you sure it's a fungal infection? This antifungal drug is indeed very expensive, and it needs to be used continuously for three days, and it is larger, and it needs support, plus the cost of changing dressings, and so on, which is troublesome. No, I'll wait for disability in the future...

I don't know your specific condition.,It's not good to talk about it.,,Let's take a look at another hospital.。。 Can't be delayed.

In which hospital did you see a patient?

Generally, there are very few fungal infections in young people, and it is impossible to have fungal infections directly because of wounds, which are generally bacterial infections, and there are generally more Staphylococcus aureus infections in bacteria.

Unless you have AIDS or something like that, and you're in a state of extremely poor resistance.

Change to a hospital, surgical treatment, complex iodine disinfection + topical Kangshengsu. For example, erythromycin ointment (5 dimes), better use Baiduobang (more than 10 pieces), and then bandage it yourself with sterile gauze.

I still seriously suspect that it was a bacterial infection, and that he may have taken the epidermis because the specimen was not taken well.

Try another hospital, and, as I said, try erythromycin ointment + complexed iodine.

I suggest that you should go to a regular and large doctor for treatment, and you can't deal with it privately, otherwise the consequences will be unimaginable! Remember to be sure to go to the regular large!

1.How deep the wound site is.

2.Whether a fungal test has been done to confirm the fungal infection.

3.If the wound is not deep and debridement is frequent, you can try it with compound polymyxin B produced by Zhejiang Rishengchang Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

4.It is recommended that if possible, go to the hospital to do a regular **, and treat yourself if you don't grasp it properly, and the consequences are very serious.

Hello, athlete's foot is mostly fungal infection, local itching, blisters, cracking, eczema and other manifestations are not the same, it is recommended to breathable shoes, cotton socks, foot soaking, topical clotrimazole, fluconazole cream.

Fungal infection of the feet, also known as athlete's foot, is a common disease.

It is recommended that you wear socks with some Daknin powder in them, which can absorb the moisture inside the shoes and prevent the growth of fungus.

Pay attention to the number of applications on the instructions when taking the medicine. Nowadays, beriberi medicine is basically twice a day except for Meike once a day, and it is necessary to insist on using it for about 1 month according to the instructions.

Acidic drugs such as foot light dispersion are more harmful to **, and they are only effective for hyperkeratotic athlete's foot, and are not suitable for use if there are blisters or scaling.

I have 10 years of experience in the sales of athlete's foot drugs, welcome to communicate, I hope to help you.

athlete's foot, many people have, most of them are soaked feet, in fact, athlete's foot is to distinguish whether it is sweaty feet or dry feet, subdivision treatment, my feet are relatively dry, with a lot of athlete's foot products are not ideal, there is a certain effect, but the overall foot is still dry, there are friends who study Chinese medicine introduced me to use Yunjingtang's traditional Chinese medicine athlete's foot ointment, at that time I was also skeptical. Want Want asked customer service, said that it was dry feet with traditional Chinese medicine beriberi ointment, foot sweat with beriberi spray, I ordered a box of ointment, less than 100 yuan, this product is indeed very suitable for me to use, after use, small blisters and peeling foot itching have disappeared, the foot skin is smooth, unlike the previous foot soaking foot skin on the skin faded a layer. Wei yunqingtang can also be found.

Fungal infection of the feet is a manifestation of tinea pedis, and the main pathogenic fungi are Trichophyton rubrum, Trichophyton barbae, Microsporum gypsum-like, Epidermophyton flocculus, etc., which are mainly caused by direct contact infection, and can also be caused by indirect infection through shared shoes and socks, foot basins, etc.

For fungal infections on the feet, first pay attention to personal hygiene, keep the feet clean and dry, shoes and socks with good air permeability, reduce sweating, and do not share shoes and socks, foot basins and daily necessities. Mainly external drugs**, topical antifungal drugs, such as miconazole nitrate ointment, naffen ketoconazole ointment, bifonazole cream, terbinafine gel and other drugs, can be applied to the affected area twice a day for two to four weeks. If the course of the disease is relatively long or the response of topical drugs is not good, it can be combined with systemic drugs**, such as oral itraconazole or terbinafine, which can be cured in two to four weeks.

1. Go to the hospital to clean the wound, find a doctor to get some disinfectant water (usually hydrogen peroxide), and clean it carefully with disinfectant once a day.

2. Although the weather is hot, do not let the wound come into contact with water (except for the hydrogen peroxide mentioned above).

3. Wait for the wound to start scabbing before applying ointment, and take the anti-inflammatory drugs prescribed by the doctor orally before scabbing, and do not apply external disinfectants.

I'm guessing that if you have an infection caused by a break in the flesh of the nail groove (paronychia), then you are right, just take care to keep the wound clean and dry. Recently, the weather has been hot and rainy, pay more attention: don't squeeze and touch the wound with your hands, wear slippers, don't wear socks, and you can use a medical bandage to gently wrap the wound (for dust, don't tie it thick).

It probably needs to be carefully maintained for half a month to a month, I wish you a speedy **.

Go to the hospital for a check-up Don't try home remedies lightly.

In this case, it is *** to find a doctor, after all, everyone doesn't know what the name of this disease is, and they can't make a prescription.

Hello! Symptoms:

The lesions tend to occur unilaterally (i.e., monofocal dermatopede) and become contralateral after weeks or months. Blisters mainly appear on the ventral and toe sides, most commonly between the three and four toes, and can also appear on the soles of the feet. 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.

Wishing you good health!