I change my socks every day, why do my feet always stink?

Foot odor is an embarrassing thing. I don't know how many people are like me, they change their socks every day, and when they take off their shoes, they still smell of foot odor. In fact, foot odor has little to do with socks, but has something to do with your personal hygiene habits.

If you change your socks every day, but you never wash your feet, then your feet must stink. And there is a saying that many people use bathing and showering instead of washing their feet. This is not advisable because to really suppress foot odor, it is necessary to wash it with soap and soap once a day, respectively.

So why do our feet stink? In fact, this is inseparable from foot sweat. We all know that there are a lot of bacteria around the human body, and there are a lot of them on the feet.

Our feet are wrapped in shoes and socks, and it is difficult for the sweat to escape. When the feet are exposed to a damp environment for a long time, bacteria begin to grow on the feet. These bacteria feed on the dead skin on the feet.

Keep eating, then keep breaking down. Many of their decomposed products are odorous decompositants. This results in an unpleasant smell from our feet.

In fact, according to the results of scientific research, the cleanliness of the feet is much higher than that of the hands. Because our hands touch all sorts of things every day, and our feet don't need to touch. But we often clean our hands and can wash our hands more than 10 times a day.

You need to wash your hands after going to the toilet, before eating, and before going to bed. But we only had to wash our feet twice a day. One is to soak your feet in hot water at night, and the second time is to take a shower in the morning.

And our hands are leaking on the outside, so our hands are relatively dry. The process of bacterial growth requires a humid environment. Dry environments often don't allow much bacteria to grow.

Naturally, our hands don't smell so punchy. It's not the same with feet, which are wrapped in socks and shoes every day. This makes the environment around the feet very humid, especially for energetic teenagers like me.

There is also a kind of person who has a strong taste of the ground on his feet. They wash their feet every day, but they still can't avoid it. This kind of person may be due to the ground of athlete's foot.

Beriberi is caused by a fungal infection. Relying solely on cleaning is useless. This needs to be done with medication**.

I had athlete's foot before, and I ended up smearing it with garlic to cure the ground.

So how can you get rid of the smell of the ground on your feet? If you have athlete's foot, then buy some antiseptic medicine, or apply it with garlic to cure it. After healing, just change into new socks and new shoes.

Or soak the original shoes and socks in disinfectant for a period of time. If athlete's foot is not permitted, change your shoes and socks. Choose shoes with mesh and breathability.

The socks are made of pure cotton to ensure that all the sweat of the feet can be absorbed. And don't change your shoes and socks every few days, make sure to change your shoes and socks every day.

It is because of the problem of your feet, it should be athlete's foot, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up, prescribe some drugs to carry out **, and do not penetrate shoes with weak gas, which is easy to cause foot odor.

Because that's the reason for your feet, it may be because you have athlete's foot or there is some smell on your feet, causing you to change new socks every day, and the smell will still come out.

In fact, this has little to do with socks, it may be caused by the shoes and our feet themselves.

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Why do my feet still stink when I wash my feet and change my socks every day? It is nothing more than these two reasons, it is better to know it early.

Socks are more smelly and should be related to the material of the socks, may be made of chemical fiber, the general cotton socks are not easy to smell, and may also be related to the frequent sweating of the feet, it is recommended that users wash their feet frequently, be careful not to wash their feet often with chemical lotion, you can replace them with cotton socks to try, if it is still smelly, it is related to personal factors. There's no better way to do it.

Normal socks can be cleaned in the same way as normal laundry, but if the smell persists due to excessive sweating, another procedure must be added after the normal cleaning method. After the socks are washed, soak them in vinegar and clean water to eliminate the smell.

Second, inferior socks have poor air permeability, although many cheap and low-cost socks look good on the surface and feel very good, but after wearing, you will find that the socks directly return to the hairball, and some will even break after wearing it for a day, mainly because the air permeability of the socks is very poor, which is not conducive to foot perspiration.

Foot odor can cause athlete's foot. Foot odor may be caused by the abundant metabolism of sweat glands on the soles of the feet, which causes bacteria to decompose sweat, if the feet cannot be adequately cleaned after sweating, then it is very easy to cause athlete's foot. If the foot odor is particularly serious, you can penetrate shoes with better air performance to reduce the symptoms of sweating, and you can't eat spicy, ginger slices and other ingredients, because this kind of ingredients are very easy to cause sweating, you should regularly disassemble and replace the soles to maintain the drying of shoes.

Foot odor is not necessarily athlete's foot, and there are indeed some patients with athlete's foot who are accompanied by athlete's foot. Athlete's foot is a fungal infection with or without athlete's foot, which must rely on fungal microscopic examination, which can be observed under a microscope to see if the fungus can be found. In addition, patients with tinea pedis have small blisters on the feet, flaky and itching.

In clinical medicine, there are also some patients who have simple foot odor, also known as odor sweating, accompanied by easy sweating of the feet, which is caused by the release of odor due to the dissolution of sweat.

Foot odor does not necessarily mean that you have athlete's foot, in fact, foot odor is not the most important factor in the diagnosis of athlete's foot, but the foot sweating caused by athlete's foot usually follows the condition of athlete's foot. The sweat glands at the plantar end of the feet are rich and colorful, sweating more, and the indoor ventilation ability of this location is poor, and some of them are clammy and warm, which is beneficial to the growth and development of bacteria. Beriberi caused by fungal infections can also continue to have the main manifestations of partial itching, ulceration, maculopapular rashes, and small blisters.

Athlete's foot is usually accompanied by foot odor, and people with athlete's foot and foot odor are best to create a natural environment for their feet to be naturally ventilated and dried.

Foot odor may cause athlete's foot. Foot odor is mostly caused by abnormal metabolism of heel sweat glands, and may also be caused by fungal infections, most of which will produce significant odor and itching, but generally people with athlete's foot will be accompanied by foot odor. If there is a phenomenon of foot odor, it can be improved according to frequent foot pinching or socks with strong air penetration, and you can also use pepper water to soak your feet, which can usually play a role in sterilization and swelling.

Pay attention to your own environmental hygiene in your daily life.

Foot odor is most likely caused by a fungal infection, which can occur even if you change your socks every day. People with such diseases should make adjustments in time. Shoes that are a little more breathable.

Yes, foot odor is due to the fact that the shoes are too thick or the shoes have a peculiar smell, and it is also possible that you are more prone to sweating, and if you sweat easily, its environment is relatively cold and damp, it will be easy to produce bacteria, and in the long run, it will absorb athlete's foot.

It could be because the shoes you're wearing aren't quite right, or it's because it's too hot in the area you're in, or maybe it's because you have a lot of fungus on your feet, and then it can infect your feet, so your feet feel really smelly.

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