The soles of the feet peel and crack, often recur, sometimes itchy, more and more smelly?

Itchy feet, peeling, and smelly feet are all manifestations of athlete's foot, and then secondary bacterial infections appear. Foot odor is most likely to occur in the macerated erosion type, because athlete's foot is what we call tinea pedis. It is divided into macerated, erosive, blistering, and scaly keratinized types.

In this case, because it is a fungal infection, it is necessary to actively carry out antifungal**, and it is recommended to use topical Daknin ointment or terbinafine hydrochloride ointment**. If the stratum corneum detachment is more severe, you can use drugs, sprays, and solutions with good permeability to rub externally, twice a day**, and the course of treatment should take four weeks. Foot odor is recommended to use potassium permanganate powder after flushing with 1:

5000 or 1:8000 ratio diluted after foot soaking, once a night, soaked for about 5 days will significantly reduce or remove the odor. But if the athlete's foot is not **, it will be ** soon.

So the fundamental solution is to be actively antifungal. If it is more stubborn, it is recommended to take oral antifungal drugs** and monitor liver function at the same time.

This is athlete's foot, which is a fungal infection, so you should do a good job of hygiene and be careful not to share personal belongings with your family to avoid cross-infection.

In terms of medication, antifungals can be used, such as bifonazole ointment, twice a day, to keep the local dry, breathable shoes.

Dermatophytosis! It is recommended that you use full light scattering! One box is good for three days!

Hong Kong foot, please see a ** doctor.

Alternative method: soak your feet in white vinegar 15 + warm water 85 every other day every other day, please soak your socks and take off your shoes At least 2-3 pairs of shoes every day to change to the sun or ozone machine for disinfection.

How to solve the cracking and itching of the feet? There is always one of the 3 tips that works for you.

The feet are peeling, itchy, and cracked

Modified athlete's foot. Keratinized beriberi is also known as keratotic hyperberiberi, and the specific onset time is generally winter.

In the season, the onset of the disease is mainly vitamin B1 deficiency or do not pay attention to foot hygiene or wear shoes with others, the symptoms are mainly manifested in the heel, plantar or foot edge **thick, **texture is both thickened and deepened, and there will be chapping, and the affected area will bleed after chapping.

Keratinized athlete's foot can be treated in the following ways**

i.30 grams of white impatiens, 30 grams of soaphorn, 15 grams of peppercorns, choose one of these herbs, add half a catty of vinegar, soak for a day, and then soak your feet every night before going to bed, and soak your feet for 20 minutes each time.

ii.30 grams of papaya, 30 grams of licorice. Decoction of the medicinal water to extract the juice, wait for the temperature and then take a foot bath for 5-10 minutes, 2 times a day, 1 dose per day, for 5-10 days.

iii.15 grams of cloves, 30 grams of Sophora sophora, rhubarb, alum, and Ulmus vulgaris, 20 grams of Phellodendron and Elm. Decoction of the medicinal water to extract the juice, and then wash the liquid medicine for 10-15 minutes each time, 5-6 times a day, 1 dose per day, each dose can be used 2 times.

Keratinized beriberi is the most suitable for soaking ** method, which can dissolve the thickened stratum corneum, and after removing the excess stratum corneum, it is recommended to use the Chinese medicine ingredient Zu Yishu for external use**, the drug can fully penetrate into the depths of the ** tissue, so as to kill the fungus hidden in the depths and achieve the purpose of **.

Hello friends, according to your description, you should have athlete's foot, which also causes foot odor.

I'm here to tell you about the causes of athlete's foot and foot odor:

What causes foot odor?

1.Bacteria: The main culprit of foot odor is a fungus called vitiligophytes, which produces an unpleasant foul odor after breaking down ** metabolites.

2.Lactic acid: It comes directly from excrement — sweat. It is characterized by a sour taste, similar to that of yogurt.

3.Urea: It also comes from sweat and is characterized by the smell of ammonia in the nose, which is suitable for the breeding and multiplication of bacteria.

Generally, patients with foot odor are accompanied by the symptoms of heavy sweating, because the soles of the feet have more than 600 sweat glands per square centimeter, which are 2 4 times more than other parts of the body, and can secrete nearly 500 ml of sweat every day, and sweat contains water, salt, lactic acid, urea and other components. After sweating, the humidity and pH value in the shoes provide a suitable growth environment for bacteria and mold, and the necrotic stratum corneum brings enough nutrients to the bacteria, so that the bacteria can multiply in large numbers. Bacteria can break down methionine, a component in keratin, to form methyl mercaptan, to break down the fat components in sebum to Staphylococcus aureus to form short-chain fatty acids, and to break down urea in sweat into ammonia by bacteria.

One: Types of beriberi.

Beriberi is an extremely common ** disease, which is a disease caused by fungal infection, and in medicine, beriberi is usually divided into the following three categories according to the symptoms of beriberi:

1. Erosive type: The usual symptom of erosive beriberi is that the patient's toes are damp all year round, and the itching of beriberi mostly occurs between the three toes and four toes of the toes, as well as between the four toes and the little finger. Normally, patients with erosive athlete's foot will appear white and some blisters between the toes that seem to have been soaked for a long time, and when the blisters rupture, the ** between the toes will appear in a moist erosion state, and the itching is unbearable.

2. Blister type: The blister-type beriberi disease mostly occurs at the edge of the patient's feet, and the blisters that grow are full and transparent, and the symptoms are accompanied by itching.

3. Keratosis: The symptoms of keratinized beriberi generally occur at the heel of the patient's foot, which is usually manifested as abnormal dryness of the heel, and the roughness and thickening of the heel are easy to occur, and the development of this type of beriberi is quite slow, and it usually exists in the patient's body as a year of beriberi.

2. What are the causes of athlete's foot?

Beriberi is a disease caused by the vigorous secretion of sweat glands on the soles of the feet, when the feet are sweaty and the shoes and socks are not ventilated in a warm and humid environment, and the toes are infected by the **ringworm (fungus or mold); The incidence rate in the national population is 78%, and beriberi is the most intractable foot disease.

Yes, especially itching between the toes.

If you have athlete's foot, go to the pharmacy and buy medicine to soak your feet.

Dermatophytosis! Wash your socks frequently. Change your shoes. Don't wear a pair all the time.

I think it's best to go to a regular hospital first, it may be athlete's foot.

If you don't know what it is, indiscriminate use of drugs will also aggravate the condition.

It may be a lack of vitamins, generally the lack of group B and group E will lead to **dry cracking and peeling, you can buy vitamin drugs in pharmacies, how much will it improve.

Go to the pharmacy and the doctor said that the famous medicine came back to soak your feet.

Beriberi is a common disease in people's lives, especially in summer, beriberi fungi are more likely to multiply and survive, resulting in blisters, peeling and even ulceration, beriberi is divided into keratinized beriberi, erosive beriberi and blister-type beriberi, of which blister-type beriberi is the most stubborn, which will produce a huge itch, and the blisters will rupture after scratching, and it is easy to spread the fungus to other parts of the body.

So what is the cause of blister-type athlete's foot?

1. Pathogenic fungi.

The main pathogenic bacteria of vesicular athlete's foot are Trichophyton rubrum, followed by Trichophyton barbae, Trichophyton severus and Epidermophyton flocculent.

2 environmental seasons.

The incidence of blisteric athlete's foot is related to environmental and seasonal factors, especially in hot and humid areas and high temperature seasons.

3. Occupational population.

Blisteric athlete's foot is associated with certain groups of people or occupations, such as athletes, coal miners, soldiers, diabetics and AIDS patients, and is associated with factors such as excessive foot sweating, tight shoes or impaired immune function.

4. Contact infection.

Blisteric athlete's foot is familial and contagious, and can be transmitted in public places such as swimming pools and baths, or by contact with items used by sick people in the home.

The most obvious symptom of blister-type athlete's foot is a strong itching sensation in addition to the long and thin blisters, so the first thing to stop itching in blister-type athlete's foot** is to prevent further infection caused by severe itching and scratching the affected area.

Blister-type athlete's foot is recommended to be used as soon as possible**, you can apply it externally, twice a day, for more than 4 weeks, and it is best to insist on using it for a period of time after the symptoms are reduced to completely kill the fungus.