What are the symptoms and manifestations of tinea manis, and what are the main symptoms and manifest

There are three main types of tinea of the hands and feet, one is macerated erosion type, one is blistered desquamation type, and the other is hyperkeratotic type. The impregnation erosion type is better to occur in the foot seam and hand seam, especially in the last two foot seams, there will be erosion and oozing, and the common people are commonly known as rotten feet, this type is especially young people and people with sweaty feet are prone to occur. Blister desquamation type, generally when athlete's foot suddenly worsens, such as at the turn of spring and summer, the weather becomes hotter, shoes are not changed, shoes covering feet walk a lot, sweat a lot, may suddenly aggravate, blisters and peeling will appear.

This kind of bubble is generally relatively thin, and the peeling is also relatively thin, but there are also bubbles that will fuse into large bubbles, which are easy to occur on the side edge of the foot and the soles of the feet.

Hyperkeratosis type, which is more likely to occur on the soles of the feet, the soles of the feet or the heels, of course, can also occur on the hands, generally in the middle-aged and elderly people, or ringworm of the hands has a long course of disease, this situation will occur. Rotten feet, blisters, easy to think of tinea man, tinea pedis, this hyperkeratosis may not be considered by many people to be tinea man, which is the most important manifestation. Of course, some people will have eczema-like changes, that is, when tinea pedis suddenly aggravates, especially when there are blisters and erosions, it will be red, itchy, blistered, and running a lot, which is not necessarily just tinea pedis, but may also be a reaction to the fungal components of tinea peddis, or some other components of their own sensitivities, and some eczema-like damage.

The impregnation erosion type is generally more common in the gap between the feet and hands, and is more common in young people; The blister-desquamative type appears when tinea pedis suddenly worsens, manifesting as blisters, broken skin, etc.; The hyperkeratosis type usually occurs on the soles of the feet and soles of the feet, and is more common in middle-aged and elderly people.

Tinea manuis is a very common disease with a high incidence in the population, and its causative agent is a superficial ringworm. The symptoms of tinea manibulis are related to the stage, such as hyperkeratosis type, which is mainly manifested by dryness, peeling and cracking of the heel and lateral edge of the foot**; The exudation erosion is mainly manifested as water and erosion in the toe seam and other parts.

There is also blister-type ringworm of the hand, which is mainly manifested as some tight blisters, which are generally not easy to burst, and no matter what type of ringworm of the hand, most of them are accompanied by obvious itching symptoms.

Tinea manor can be divided into vesicular type, erosion type, scaly keratinized type, etc., among which blistering tinea manis pedis often manifested as rice-sized blisters between the toes and soles, and can also fuse to form multilocular blisters; Erosive ringworm of the hands and feet usually presents as maceration of the stratum corneum of the epidermis, whitish with intense itching.

The type of ringworm of the hands is the same as that of tinea pedis, but the sweat blister type and the scaly keratotic type are the most common. The clinical manifestations are closely related to the pathogenic bacteria of infection.

In this case, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital**. It is desirable to have a clear** analytical diagnosis. Eczema is considered to be the cause. It is recommended to alternate halomethasone cream and urea ointment, keep hands clean, and wear gloves during normal work.

Tinea of the hands and feet is an infectious disease, and understanding the symptoms and manifestations of tinea of the hands and feet is conducive to patients to understand their own conditions, carry out it as soon as possible, and get rid of the confusion caused by ringworm of the hands and feet to patients.

1. Blisters appear on the affected part of ringworm of the hands and feet, which are not easy to penetrate, the itching sensation is obvious, and the blisters are naturally absorbed after a few days, and the surface is desquamated. One after another, the opposite **.

2. Papules are common on the edge of the heel and the arch of the foot (right plus), showing small papules in the shape of a ring or arc, with obvious itching and scaly desquamation. Palms and pointing may also occur. Heavy in summer and light in winter.

3. Keratosis shows symptoms such as dryness, desquamation, and hyperkeratosis of the affected area, resulting in obvious thickening and easy cracking in winter.

4. Erosion is mainly seen between the toes, the epidermis is moist and macerated, the color is white, the base is bright red and erosion can be seen after the epidermis is peeled off, the itching is heavier, and the symptoms of foul odor can be secondary to bacterial infection.

What are the symptoms and characteristics of tinea pedis? Tinea pedis, also known as athlete's foot, is very common in our lives and often brings great annoyance to people. Tinea pedis is highly contagious and can work backwards.

The impact of tinea pedis on the health of patients is great, so people should pay attention to the diagnosis of tinea pedis**, and also take good care of it in life to avoid the aggravation of the symptoms of tinea pedis and bring more serious harm to people. Many people don't know what the symptoms and characteristics of tinea pedis are, so let's introduce the relevant knowledge of tinea peddis.

Experts tell us that tinea pedis is a fungal disease that occurs on the palmar surface of the toes, mostly caused by fresh epidermal fungi, Trichophyton or Trichophyton toe invasion of the toes. In addition, the occurrence of athlete's foot is also closely related to the thickness of the stratum corneum, lack of sebum and abundant sweat glands.

Tinea pedis usually occurs between the 3rd and 4th toes and can then progressively involve the plantar surface of the foot, usually manifesting as a marked maceration between the toes, desquamation at the edges, and the formation of vesicles.

In addition, if the nail is also infected by fungi, it can cause the nail to thicken and become deformed. In the case of tinea pedis caused by Trichophyton rubrum infection, the skin lesions may appear as thickening of the soles of the feet, and symptoms such as scaling may appear.

After suffering from tinea pedis, there is often a feeling of itching or pain of varying severity, and if the tinea pedis is not timely, then it may also be reversed.