The feet are grinded, at first a small piece of red hard, and then it turns into a large white blist

Yes, it is because it has been ground for a long time, and the blood circulation of the ground piece is not smooth, and it will be blocked for a short time, and after a while, the density of the water is small, and it will flow quickly into a large white blister, but it is okay, after a day or two, it will slowly harden, become calluses and be replaced by new skin, so usually try not to grind your feet for a long time, and you should take a break before continuing to walk to protect your feet and tissues.

It is recommended that if you want to continue to wear these shoes, you can put a band-aid on your feet, which can reduce wear and tear, and the wound should be detoxified before the band-aid, and you can use complexed iodine to try it to avoid touching water, and it will generally scab over in two to three days, and it will be good after the scab!

It can be used to break blisters, disinfect iodine, and use band-aids externally

This should be caused by the shoes not fitting properly.

That's it!

Aging, dead ** tissue!

It is because the musculature under the skin of the foot is filled with blood that oozes tissue fluid or bleeding after capillary damage after being rubbed by shoes or foreign bodies, which is often called water filling or congestion, but the epidermis of the foot is not easy to break because of the many calluses and thick skin, and the tissue fluid or blood exists between the epidermis and the tissue, forming blisters.

But this piece of epidermis has been detached from the tissue, and is actually dead, and after the blister has burst, you can see that there is a small white membrane here!

This should pay attention to disinfection and infection prevention, so that the blisters can be used as soon as possible**.

It is likely to be ground with diced corns. You still go to a regular hospital, the doctor will give you the correct **, don't listen to this, that is all unreliable nonsense.

Analysis:

Hello; Your condition may be caused by athlete's foot, athlete's foot can be soaked in foot powder, guidance:

Topical dacnin or clotrimazole ointment, if necessary, it can be combined with oral fluconazole, itraconazole and other antifungal drugs, usually to keep the feet dry, clean and breathable, shoes and socks should be washed and changed frequently, and the changed shoes should be dried in the sun.

Analysis:

Hello, consider that it is a case of fungal infection, that is, the case of athlete's foot. This condition is often caused by wearing shoes and socks that are too tight or sharing shoes and socks with people with athlete's foot.

Guidance: It is recommended to use foot light scatter locally under the guidance of a doctor to do soaking**, apply miconazole ointment after soaking**, and need to continue to ** until the lesion has healed for a week, and usually need to pay attention to wearing looser shoes and socks to maintain the breathability of the feet.