How is erysipelas in the feet formed, and how is erysipelas in beriberi caused

Erysipelas on the feet. It is divided into erysipelas dermatitis caused by fungal infections and erysipelas dermatitis caused by filariasis.

Commonly known as flow fire, it is the result of filarial worms parasitic in the lymphatic vessels for a long time, resulting in lymphangitis.

After a period of temporary swelling and then attack, it can be basically determined that it is a filaria, specifically see Encyclopedia filariasis, lymphedema, elephantiasis legs, marine colonies have a killing effect on microfilariae and filarial adults, and ivermectin has a killing effect on microfilariae.

Erysipelas is an acute inflammation of ** and mucosal reticular lymphatic vessels, and the causative bacteria is - hemolytic streptococcus, also known as erysipelas in traditional Chinese medicine.

Western medicine**: pay attention to rest, elevate the affected limb, and apply 50% magnesium sulfate moist and hot compress locally and around**. Penicillin or sulfonamides should be used systemically, and systemic and local symptoms should be controlled for 3-5 days (usually 1 week in clinical practice) before stopping the drug to prevent **.

For patients with erysipelas of the lower limbs accompanied by tinea pedis, they should actively ** tinea pedis to reduce erysipelas**.

Traditional Chinese medicine**, the lower limb calf is generally dialectical as a damp heat cremation syndrome, which occurs at the lower limb calf, the treatment method: dampness, heat and detoxification, prescription: Wushen Tang and Rhizome Damp Tang plus or minus. Extraneous law.

If the redness and swelling first appear, it can be applied externally with golden yellow powder.

First, beriberi erysipelasis is because beriberi is not timely**, causing itching, and the patient will intentionally or unintentionally scratch and tease the cracks, and scratching is easy to scratch the more tender ** between the toes; Once there is a small breakage, there will be streptococcal or staphylococcal bacteria to take the opportunity to drill into it and go up along the lymphatic vessels, causing local inflammation and not blocking the omen, so there will be beriberi erysipelas.

Second, beriberi erysipelas is an acute dermal inflammation caused by group A hemolytic streptococcus. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is called Huo Dan and Liuhuo. Beriberi is a fungal infection, which causes ** damage, is easy to secondary bacterial infection, and causes inflammation of lymphatic vessels and reticulum, which is beriberi erysipelas.

Thirdly, beriberi erysipelas is generally caused by hemolytic streptococcus invasion through **, small wounds in the mucous membrane and mucosal reticular lymphatic vessels.

Erysipelas is mainly an acute bacterial infection caused by hemolytic streptococcus type B, and factors such as nasal inflammation, nose picking, ear picking, ringworm of the hands and feet, and eczema often become the triggers of erysipelas. Pathogenic bacteria can be latent in the lymphatic vessels**, and other factors such as malnutrition, excessive alcoholism, diabetes, chronic liver disease, etc. can be precipitating factors for erysipelas.

First, the main **.

1. Hemolytic streptococcal type B infection: its pathogen is hemolytic streptococcus type B, which is mostly invaded by mucosal abruptasia, which causes erysipelas to cause a series of symptoms.

2. Diseases: nasal inflammation, ringworm of the hands and feet, eczema, malnutrition, diabetes, chronic liver disease, etc. can lead to the occurrence of erysipelas.

2. Predisposing factors.

1. Picking your nose and picking your ears: Picking your nose and picking your ears will aggravate your condition to a certain extent, so don't develop bad habits.

2. Bad living habits: alcoholism, overwork, and work pressure will lead to low human resistance, which are all contributing factors to the disease.

3. Tinea of the hands and feet: an important risk factor for the onset of erysipelas, tinea pedis or filarial infection can cause the reversal of erysipelas of the lower limbs.

4. Chronic eczema: Chronic eczema, local barrier destruction, easy to cause bacterial invasion and infection, thereby causing erysipelas.

5. Low immunity: When patients suffer from diabetes, hypertension, chronic liver disease, nephrotic syndrome and other diseases, their resistance is greatly reduced, and they are susceptible to erysipelas at this time.

Erysipelas, commonly known as "flowing fire", is an acute inflammation of ** and reticulolymphatic vessels. The onset is caused by the invasion of hemolytic streptococci through small wounds in the mucous membranes and the reticular lymphatic vessels of the mucosa. Erysipelas tends to occur in the lower limbs and face, spreads quickly, rarely has tissue necrosis, and has a tendency to act backwards.

Locally, it appears as a patchy red rash with a pale middle and well-defined and slightly raised margins. Finger pressure will cause the red color to fade, and the red color will return quickly after the finger leaves. When the redness and swelling spread around, the red color of ** fades, desquamation, and the color turns brown and yellow.

Tinea pedis or filarial infection can cause erysipelas in the lower extremities. Sometimes it can cause subcutaneous lymphatic vessel obstruction and hyperplasia, resulting in the formation of rubber legs. It may be accompanied by regional lymphadenopathy.

It is recommended to apply TCM to the outside world**. Qiu Yitang--- Blood-Activating Muscle Cream and Muscle-Growing Pill can activate blood and dispel blood stasis, improve toxins and go out, remove saprophytic muscles, clear heat and detoxify; Remove necrotic tissue, sterilize and reduce inflammation. Rapidly improve the microcirculation of the tissues around the wound, increase the local blood flow, and promote the rapid growth of residual epithelial cells.

To boils, carbuncles. Gangrene, boils, erysipelas, cellulitis, various purulent ulcers and other diseases have peculiar curative effects.

Erysipelas-like dermatitis caused by filariasis is characterized by unclear boundaries (no obvious boundaries), redness, edema, pitting of the hands, and hot lesions. Many doctors can't tell the difference between this condition and is often misdiagnosed as the following fungal erysipelas.

Bacterial erysipelas is a bacterial infection ** reticular lymphatic vessels, belonging to a superficial part ** infection, the skin lesions are mainly bright red edematous spots slightly above the skin surface, the color of the whole patch is more consistent, the surface is tense and shiny, the boundary is clearer ((there are obvious boundaries)), generally rarely suppurated, penicillin can be used, rarely **, if repeated it is definitely the first case.

What if it suppurates inside?