In the shoe store, many shoes have been tried on several times, and I am afraid of getting athlete s

In a shoe store, if you are worried about athlete's foot if you try on your shoes, you can consider the following treatments:

1.Clean the shoe store: The shoe store should be cleaned frequently and kept dry and ventilated. This helps to reduce the growth of bacteria and fungi, reducing the risk of infection.

2.Use shoe covers: When trying on shoes, you can ask for clean shoe covers to protect your shoes. Shoe covers reduce the risk of contamination of your shoes and protect your feet from bacteria and fungus.

3.Pay attention to personal hygiene: Maintaining personal hygiene is an important measure to prevent infection.

Before trying on shoes, make sure your feet are clean and wash your feet with soap and water. Also, if you have any ** problems or infections on your feet, it is advisable to consult a doctor and avoid trying on shoes.

4.Choose new shoes: If possible, you can choose to buy new shoes instead of trying on shoes that have already been worn by someone else. This ensures that the shoes are not contaminated and reduces the risk of infection.

In conclusion, shoe stores should be kept clean and hygienic, and the use of shoe covers and personal hygiene can reduce the risk of infection. If you are concerned about contracting athlete's foot or other infectious diseases, it is advisable to choose new shoes or consult a doctor.

If you are worried, you can ask the service staff to try the same unfurnished, but generally I have never heard of athlete's foot when trying on shoes.

First, explain what "athlete's foot" is

This is the image of the common people, the medical name of this disease is "tinea pedis", that is, the ** ringworm disease that occurs in the foot, is a very common superficial fungal infection. According to foreigners, one in four people in the world has suffered or is suffering from tinea pedis.

Anyone who has studied medicine knows that infectious diseases are relatively easy to treat, sterilization, and killing pathogenic bacteria is done! (Except for some viral infections such as AIDS and hepatitis, there is currently no effective drug**).

At present, there are many kinds of safe and efficient drugs on the market to kill ** ringworm bacteria, including terbinafine hydrochloride, itraconazole and fluconazole; There are more external uses, such as azoles (such as ketoconazole, miconazole, bifonazole, econazole, etc.) and acrylamines (terbinafine, nettifene) are the most common, and the efficacy is the best, and there are some other traditional Chinese medicine preparations and keratinolytics.

Is beriberi contagious?

This question has been mentioned earlier, tinea pedis is a contagious disease and can be contagious. Sharing towels, bathtubs, carpets, etc., between family members can spread fungal spores from one person to another. Therefore, it is best to treat beriberi as a family together to prevent infection.

Here are two sentences to add: tinea pedis infection is very slow and insidious, and at the beginning it is often manifested by peeling and itching in the toes; People who are related by blood are more likely to be infected, and some couples will not be infected if they sleep in a nest for decades, and there is a problem of genetic susceptibility.

At the same time as the effective athlete's foot, can the shoes that were originally worn still be worn?

On shoes and insoles, there will indeed be a lot of fungal spores, which will turn into hyphae and infect your feet again under certain conditions.

So, if your shoes aren't that expensive, or if you can afford them, consider getting rid of them.

But for most people, it will be a bit reluctant to throw away hundreds of thousands of pairs of shoes. It's okay, you can try doing it like this: spray Dacrin in your shoes, expose it to the sun, and leave it in a ventilated position for a while. After these treatments, the shoes are generally safe.

I don't know if you're a clerk, or if you tried on your own shoes and got them dirty? It depends on the specific situation and cannot be generalized.

1) If you are a shoe tester, then you have a better attitude, take the initiative to apologize, say that it is not intentional, generally the shopkeeper will not embarrass you, dirty is dirty, even if they can't sell it, they will not ask you to compensate for the full price, at most it depends on the situation (as a consumer, you have the right to refuse compensation!) Because you didn't mean to get dirty) If the owner is rude to you, you can call 12315 to complain, or call 110(The Chinese People's Police is your strong backing).

2) If you are a clerk and someone accidentally soils your shoes, then you can tactfully remind him that it is better to buy it, otherwise it will make you very difficult. If someone maliciously soils their shoes, then you should verbally criticize him or her and tell him that it is not right to do so, and it is best for you to show evidence (including colleagues, bystanders, in-store surveillance, mobile phone photography, etc.).

Problem analysis: beriberi may be large, and the current better method is a combination of internal and external drugs. Internal drugs include hail Xunlan Meishu, Spirenol, griseofulvin, etc., and there are relatively many types of external drugs, such as Daknin, coral ringworm net, which are sold in general pharmacies.

It is usually taken orally for one week, and for more severe cases, it is taken for two weeks. In general, patients can do this**, but in the future, whether the stool will be recurred is related to your usual care.

Suggestions: People who suffer from beriberi have a susceptibility to fungi, and if they are not careful after being cured, they are still more likely to develop. Usually pay attention to changing shoes every day, it is best to wear two pairs of wheels, pay attention to the dryness of the shoes, put them in a ventilated place after returning every day, and wear them again the next day.