Why do you have red spots on athlete s foot, and there are red spots on the soles of my feet Is it a

This is normal.

Salt ginger water can remove athlete's foot.

Put an appropriate amount of salt and a few slices of ginger in the water, heat it to boiling, and wash your feet when it is not hot, not only to remove the odor of your feet, but also to feel relaxed and relieve fatigue.

Soybean water cures athlete's foot.

150 grams of soybeans, about 1 kg of water, cook over low heat for about 20 minutes, and soak your feet when the water temperature can wash your feet. Coupled with the foot to relieve athlete's foot, not only the feet do not peel, but also make the best moisturizing. Generally, it can be effective for half a month.

There are small red dots on the feet. There are many possible diseases. It needs to be done according to different diseases**.

If the small red dot is ecchymosis under **, it may be purpura. It is necessary to go to the hospital to do a blood routine to determine whether it is Henoch-Schonlein purpura or thrombocytopenic purpura, and then treat the symptoms**. If there is a prominent erythema on the **, you may feel noticeable itching when touched with your hands.

Loratadine alone or antihistamine with azithromycin hydrochloride capsules**. Then apply a hormonal ointment, such as clobetasol propionate cream or mometasone furoate cream, which is more effective. If erythema is accompanied by significant tenderness, it may rupture and pathologic examination is done.

Just rub it with white vinegar. If possible, soak your feet in white vinegar mixed with water. 1:1 bar.

There is a local method, go to the leek field in the morning and wash your feet with dew.

First of all, don't be too nervous, I used to have it, and now it exists, at first I also suspected that it was a blood disease, I went to check, first of all, to determine whether it is a bleeding point, you press it to see if it fades, if it does not fade, it should be bleeding, if it fades, it may be a rash or vascular hyperplasia.

I also have small red dots on my body, but it's just angiogenesis, nothing. Don't worry too much.

If you are not worried, you can go to the hospital to check the blood routine first to see if the platelets and white blood cells are normal.

Don't take medicine randomly, determine what the disease is first.

The blood routine is very normal, the doctor said that it may be that the blood vessels are relatively thin, sometimes things written on the Internet, don't care too much, if you don't worry, you can check it, it's not expensive, 20 yuan is enough, good luck.

Those with a diameter of less than 2 mm are called petechia; Those with a diameter of 3 5mm are purpura (purpura); Those with a diameter of more than 5mm are ecchymosis; If blood spills out of the blood vessels, the person who causes the ** bulge of the part is a hematoma. **Mucosal bleeding occurs in hematologic disorders (thrombocytopenic purpura, hemophilia, leukemia), severe infections (sepsis, encephalitis), vitamin C deficiency, or trauma.

The bleeding point should often be distinguished from a red vascular nevus on **. The bleeding point is not raised, and the vascular nevus protrudes slightly from the skin. The bleeding point may fade over time, and vascular nevi usually do not change.

Red spots on the feet are mostly formed due to allergic factors, and eczema that may be formed is more common, mainly manifested as papules on the basis of erythema, especially inflammatory red papules, so there is a red spot-like reaction. Of course, it is also possible that there is local subcutaneous bleeding, especially Henoch-Schonlein purpura, which may appear on both sides of the instep ** part, showing scattered punctate macules, but generally do not protrude the skin surface, and there is no obvious fading reaction when pressed, and some may have a certain fusion. However, in either case, it is likely to be caused by allergic factors.

Of course, it is also possible that it is due to infectious factors, such as folliculitis caused by infection with bacteria. "

In this case, you are either **allergic inflammation or eczema, or it is recommended to go to the hospital for **cutting, or rubbing some dexamethasone soft ointment to see.

It may be allergies, go to the hospital to see.

Different types of beriberi:

1. Erosive athlete's foot.

This type of athlete's foot tends to occur between the third and fourth toes, and between the fourth and fifth toes. At the beginning of the disease, the toes will be relatively wet, there will be maceration whitish or small blisters, after drying up, there will be dandruff off, and after ** falling off, there will be flushed, moist erosion surface, the patient feels very itchy, and may be secondary infection.

2. Blister-type athlete's foot.

This kind of athlete's foot tends to occur on the edge of the foot. At the beginning of the disease, the walls are thick and full, and some small blisters will grow, and some of the blisters will merge together to form a transparent blister fluid without redness. The patient has no sense of consciousness, and after scratching, it will develop secondary infection, which will cause lymphangitis, erysipelas, etc.

3. Keratinized athlete's foot.

This type of athlete's foot is more likely to occur on the heel, and the main symptoms are dry and thick, keratinized and scaly, and the patient will have itching and chapping. Keratinized beriberi has no suppuration and blisters, and the course of the disease is quite slow, and some patients will not heal for many years.

You can check your symptoms to see if they are.

Beriberi is also called athlete's foot, foot moss. It is usually caused by fungi. Fungi are microorganisms, so athlete's foot can infect other areas.

Therefore, if you have athlete's foot, you should pay attention to foot care, and at the same time, you should separate the things that come into contact with your feet to avoid infecting your family and friends.

If you are infected with athlete's foot, if you do not introduce treatment, you may have blisters in summer, and it is very itchy, and it is so itchy that you sometimes can't sleep at night.

I was infected with athlete's foot in 08 years, and I didn't get better on and off, I changed jobs in July last year, and my colleagues rubbed me a kind of medicine, muscle, and clean for a month, and I haven't **.

Hello, friend!

You are athlete's foot, you can use Parisone or Dacorin.

Precautions: 1) Pay attention to cleanliness, keep **dry, keep your feet clean, wash several times a day, and change socks frequently.

2) It is not advisable to wear non-breathable shoes such as sneakers and travel shoes, so as not to cause excessive foot sweat and aggravated foot odor.

3) Actively eliminate predisposing factors, such as foot sweat, athlete's foot, etc.

4) Do not eat foods that are easy to cause sweating, such as chili peppers, green onions, raw garlic and other key stools.

Wishing you good health!

Beriberi, or insect eggs, etc., it is recommended to ** early.