What are the possible hazards of foot sufficiency?

Tinea pedis is a common disease, but most patients with tinea pedis do not have serious complications, so people ignore the dangers of pedade. In fact, tinea pedis will bring more serious complications if it is not timely**, so what harm may tinea pedis cause? Dangers of foot sufficiency 1

Acute cellulitis This disease usually occurs in the lesions of tinea pedis. Because the lesion is relatively loose, the inflammation is easy to spread to the surrounding area, causing acute diffuse purulent inflammation, and sometimes it can spread to the subfascia and even deep muscle tissue. The affected area** of the patient generally has obvious symptoms of redness, swelling, heat, and pain, and the skin lesion is dark red, and the boundary between the skin lesion and the surrounding tissue is not clear.

Such patients are often accompanied by chills, fever, and fatigue. If the patient does not receive timely treatment, the inflammation can worsen rapidly, leading to local suppuration or local hemorrhagic necrosis, and even sepsis that can endanger the patient's life. 2.

Acute lymphangitis When the patient's tinea pedis lesion has symptoms such as maceration, erosion, blistering or suppuration, it is easy to develop secondary bacterial infection and cause acute lymphangitis. It is more common in the inner calf. In the early stage of the disease, symptoms such as redness, swelling, heat, and pain may appear at the lesion of tinea pedis.

In addition, patients with acute lymphangitis are often accompanied by symptoms such as chills, fever, loss of appetite, and general fatigue. 3.Erysipelas When a patient with tinea pedis is infected with beta-hemolytic streptococcus, this pathogenic bacterium is easy to invade the medium or small lymphatic vessels through the tinea pedis lesion, causing acute inflammation of the reticular lymphatic vessels, that is, erysipelas.

The onset of this disease is relatively abrupt, at first, there is a red, swollen, burning and painful rash on the surface of the foot and calf on the side of the patient's tinea pedis, and then the rash begins to harden, forming burning patches, and quickly spreads to the surrounding area into large scarlet patches. In addition, patients with this disease are often accompanied by symptoms such as high fever, chills, headache, joint aches, and general malaise. If the disease is not completely treated, it will often reverse the disease, and if it occurs for a long time, it can cause the lymphatic vessels of the affected area to be blocked and lymphatic stasis, resulting in thickening and thickening of the place, and even secondary elephantiasis.

Although these acute inflammations can also occur alone, those patients who have tinea pedis and are not able to develop them in time are often more likely to develop these diseases. Therefore, if you have tinea pedis, you should actively carry out it**. If you suffer from tinea pedis, you must not scratch with your hands, and you should choose appropriate drugs under the guidance of a doctor, such as Daknin ointment, clotrimazole cream, tinea pedis powder, Vidanin (econazole nitrate spray), etc.

When a person with tinea pedis has the above symptoms, it is necessary to go to the hospital immediately to avoid serious consequences.

Hello, for your case, it is recommended that you use moss dajing for tinea man, tinea peddis, tinea corporis. For external use, apply to the affected area, 1 3 times a day. If you feel unwell during use, please stop using it and go to the hospital in time**. I hope mine is helpful to you and I wish you a speedy **.