Is it possible to get a fungal infection on my feet? Is beriberi a fungal infection?

Fungal infection of the foot causes athlete's foot, which is a superficial fungal infection. Superficial fungi mainly refer to the first ringworm, including Trichophyton, Microsporum and Epidermophyton, whose common feature is keratin, which invades human and animal hair, and the nail plate, and the infection caused by it is collectively referred to as **ringworm, referred to as ringworm. At present, superficial mycosis is still named according to the location of the disease, such as tinea pedis.

Tinea pedis is the most common superficial fungal disease, which is commonly known as beriberi, which is widely prevalent all over the world, and the incidence in the south of the Jianghuai River Basin in China is more common than that in the north. Because fungi prefer warm, humid environments, they are most prevalent in spring and summer. In winter, due to the decline of the growth and reproduction ability of the fungus, and the vitality is weakened, it is often manifested as heavy in summer and light in winter or healing in summer.

Tinea pedis is a first-class ringworm infection between the toes, plantar feet, heels, and lateral margins of the feet, which is mainly caused by Trichophyton rubrum, Trichophyton barbae, Microspora gypsumiform and Epidermophyton flocculus, of which Trichophyton rubrum accounts for more than 50.

You look at the news first! Ask your feet for a fungal infection!

Recently, in Zhangzhou, Fujian Province, a man was hospitalized with a fungal infection in his lungs**.

According to the doctor, when they first received Xiao Wang (pseudonym), they were treated according to pneumonia**, but found that Xiao Wang's condition had not improved, so he was advised to do another puncture, and finally it was confirmed that it was a fungal infection in the lungs.

The doctor said that Xiao Wang's living environment is actually relatively clean, and his body is usually very good, but Xiao Wang has a small habit, that is, every day after work, the first thing he does when he gets home is to take off the smelly socks and smell them, and then take them to clean.

Tinea pedis, commonly known as athlete's foot and athlete's foot, is mainly a fungus or mycelium parasitic on the toe or toenail caused by the disease, it is a contagious disease, which can be transmitted through contact.

Beriberi is a disease caused by a **ringworm fungus, which is easy to breed in a relatively humid and hot environment. Therefore, if you want to avoid athlete's foot, you should keep your feet dry and pay attention to foot hygiene.

Beriberi is a scene disease, here are some tips for you to recommend beriberi, first of all, you can use ginger water to soak your feet, beer soaking your feet can also beriberi, if you are accompanied by foot odor, you can use radish boiling water to soak your feet**, the effect is very good.

Yun Jing Tang uses sprays and plasters to be efficient and safe, and perfectly solves the !!

Doctor Strongest: Beriberi is caused by a fungal infection, and erysipelas can occur if not appropriate.

Yes. Be timely**, otherwise it will get more and more powerful.

**Athlete's foot can be put some edible vinegar in the water when washing the feet, put less with high acetic acid content, put a little more at the bottom of the content, wash the socks with vinegar-containing foot washing water after washing the feet, pay attention not to rinse with water after washing, dry the socks in the shade, can not be dried and baked, such a use is not to let the vinegar all volatilize, make acetic acid kill the fungus in the shoes when you wear socks, and keep your feet in an acidic environment, the fungus is difficult to survive, as long as you persist for a period of time can be cured, As long as the concentration of edible vinegar is not very high, it will have no effect on **.

In summer, women wear socks with a lighter color, and white vinegar can be used to not pollute the color of the socks. If you are busy, or the conditions do not allow, you can use a simple method, sprinkle a small amount of white vinegar on the socks and shoes, and dry them in the shade, which is also effective. Good luck soon**!

Yes. Beriberi is an extremely common fungal infection. The pathogenic bacteria are mostly Trichophyton genera and Epidermophyton species, and the main species are Trichophyton rubrum, Trichophyton gypsumiformis, Epidermophyton flocculus, and Trichophyton rosea.

Trichophyton rubrum has become the main pathogenic bacterium of tinea pedis in China because of its strong resistance and difficult control.

Athlete's foot is a superficial mycosis that invades the epidermis, hair, and toenails, and is a contagious disease. The vast majority of patients suffer from beriberi before infection to the hands and other parts, and the high prevalence of beriberi is mainly due to the following reasons:

1. There are no sebaceous glands in the plantar part of the foot, and there is a lack of fatty acids that can inhibit mold.

2. The sweat glands in the plantar part of the foot are abundant and sweat more, resulting in a humid environment conducive to the growth of mold.

3. The stratum corneum of the plantar part of the foot is thick, and the keratin in the stratum corneum is a nutrient for the growth of mold.

In addition, due to wearing shoes and socks, the local environment is stuffy, and the foot sweat is difficult to penetrate and become wet, which is more conducive to the growth and reproduction of mold.

Hope it helps!

Yes, caused by a type of fungus - vitiligophytes.

Athlete's foot** should be kept clean and the affected area should be cleaned with antifungal drugs for external use on the affected area. Athlete's foot is easy**, and the drug can be discontinued at least two weeks after the symptoms disappear.

Categories: Medical Diseases.

Problem description: My friend has a lot of volcano-like things on his calves (one by one, and the top is a knotted Jia), very itchy (not painful), no knots are flowing with fluid and trembling red water (I don't know if it's blood), the veins on the calves are high or curved, and as long as the itchy place has veins coming out, and there is also a fever What kind of medicine has I used before, but it is useless Later, I hung up an expert number, saying that it was eczema, and I used Pikang Wang, or it was useless Recently, a doctor said that it was a fungal infection?

Analysis: Typical varicose veins!

Varicose veins are common and difficult**, often affecting the disease for decades without improvement. People who suffer from varicose veins for a long time are prone to various complications:

1) Ulcer formation: Also known as varicose ulcers. Due to long-term venous stasis, capillary osmotic pressure increases, so that the surrounding tissues develop edema, local tissue resistance is reduced, and mild injuries are prone to ulcers. Ulcers often occur in the upper medial malleolus and medial lower calf1 3.

It is more common in middle-aged or older people.

2) Varicose vein thrombophlebitis Due to long-term blood stasis, blood clots can form in varicose veins, leading to inflammation of the vein wall.

3) Venous nodule rupture and bleeding The wall of variceal vein nodules is thin and often adhesions with atrophied **, and mild panicle damage is easy to cause rupture and bleeding.

Patients with long-term varicose veins have worsened tissue edema due to venous stasis, which in turn leads to eczematous changes. **Itching, the patient will scratch involuntarily, aggravating eczema-like changes, erosions and ulcers.

In addition, varicose veins have weak vein walls, high venous pressure, and insufficient local blood supply leading to atrophy of muscle and adipose tissues, and varicose veins protrude under the skin, which will cause ulcers and easily damage the vein walls if they are mildly damaged. This type of ulcer usually occurs in the upper medial malleolus and lower medial calf1 3. Due to insufficient blood supply to the tissues, the tissues around the ulcer become thinner, black and hard, and the ulcer does not heal for a long time.

It is also easy to recur after healing.

Fungal infection is a general term, not a specific disease name, which can be divided into systemic infections (i.e., infections of organs such as internal organs and blood) and ** infections (such as tinea capitis, tinea corporis, tinea manor and foot tinea, onychomycosis, jock itch, tinea versicolor, etc.).

It depends on what fungal infection you are referring to, general systemic fungal infection, which requires internal or even intravenous antifungal drugs, such as fluconazole, terbinafine, itraconazole, ketoconazole, amphotericin B, caspofungin, micafungin, etc. Of course, the choice of drug depends on what fungus causes the infection, and the drug is selected accordingly. ** For superficial fungal infections, topical or oral antifungal drugs are also selected according to the site of infection and the type of infection, and intravenous antifungal drugs are generally not required.

So whether it is serious or not depends on what kind of fungal infection you have, and what part of the infection, in general, the fungal infection of the system is relatively serious, and even leads to death, and the superficial ** infection is generally not very serious.

Hello, athlete's foot is mostly fungal infection, local itching, blisters, cracking, eczema and other manifestations are not the same, it is recommended to breathable shoes, cotton socks, foot soaking, topical clotrimazole, fluconazole cream.