How can you tell if it s athlete s foot or peeling?

** scaling and keratinized scales on the feet are indeed symptoms of athlete's foot, in addition to itching, blisters, oozing, erosion, etc., so it is not the same as peeling. Before, my boyfriend was athlete's foot, and he couldn't sleep in the middle of the night, so he applied Luo Meile cream for about a week to relieve itching, and then continued to wipe it for a month.

If the peeling is accompanied by symptoms such as itching, blisters, and oozing, it must be athlete's foot. But don't worry too much, you can try Luo Meile cream, which is a broad-spectrum antifungal special drug, the effect is very good, it is estimated that it can be cured within a month.

Athlete's foot can be very itchy! If you simply peel off the skin, it usually doesn't itch, right? And beriberi will spread if it is not treated, and even spread to the other foot, so it must be done in time, I used to apply Luo Meile cream every day, and it was cured in about three weeks.

Let's first understand the symptoms of beriberi:

1. Symptoms of blistered athlete's foot: skin lesions are mostly seen between the toes, arches of the feet and other parts. At first, it is a group or scattered needle-sized blister, which is not easy to rupture, and after drying, the epidermis of the blister apex falls off, forming a ring-like scale.

New lesions appear one after another, merging with each other to form a ring with clearer edges. With itching, the blister fluid is clear and slightly yellowish, or if secondary bacterial infection occurs, it becomes a yellow pustule. The vesicular phase of the lesion is accompanied by pruritus, which is initially unilateral and soon becomes bilateral.

It is easy to occur in summer, and the symptoms will be reduced in winter.

2. Symptoms of keratinized athlete's foot: also known as scaly keratotic athlete's foot, dry athlete's foot, mostly seen in the heel and side of the foot, often bilateral. The skin lesions are desquamation, keratin thickening, and rough and cracked, and deep tears can cause pain and secondary infection.

The rash is dark red patches with well-defined borders and punctate white scales on the surface. In summer, there may be a few papules, and a few blisters may develop at the margins. In the cold season, it often causes ** chapping, accompanied by pain, and the itching is not severe.

Keratinizing beriberi has a slow course and thickens over time. It is mostly caused by Trichophyton rubrum, which is stubborn and difficult to treat. Therefore, in order to prevent athlete's foot and avoid the invasion of athlete's foot, it is recommended that everyone wear antibacterial socks when wearing socks.

3. Symptoms of erosive athlete's foot: also known as impregnated erosive athlete's foot, impregnation between the toes is whitish, often caused by intense itching, scratching and rubbing, and the epidermis is rubbed, revealing a flushed erosion surface, a small amount of exudate, and an unpleasant odor. If you don't pay attention, it can cause secondary infections such as lymphangitis and erysipelas, which are generally easy to invade.

3. Between the four toes.

If you meet one of the above three points, you may have athlete's foot, you can use Gamble Cream, if it is too severe, it is recommended to go to the hospital**.

This situation can be diagnosed according to clinical symptoms, general beriberi can cause itching, peeling and redness, abnormal odor and other symptoms of the feet, if beriberi can use compound ketoconazole ointment, Daknin ointment and other antifungal drugs**, you can also go to the hospital **Department for examination, according to the condition to take drugs**, usually pay attention to foot hygiene, keep feet dry, pay attention to the hygiene and disinfection of shoes and socks.

See if the feet are smelly, itchy, and whether there is peeling or blisters. If there are these phenomena, it is most likely athlete's foot.

The best way to do this is to spray it with athlete's foot spray or soak it with foot powder.

After the athlete's foot is cured, it is also very important to take precautions in the later stage, to avoid wearing public slippers and being infected, and to wash and dry shoes and socks frequently, which are very important.

In general, athlete's foot can cause symptoms such as itching, peeling, redness, and abnormal odor on the feet.

You can also go to the hospital for examination, usually pay attention to foot hygiene, keep feet dry, and pay attention to the hygiene and disinfection of shoes and socks.

According to your description, it is possible that it is tinea pedis, which can be confirmed by testing for fungi; However, at present, since we have not seen your condition, it is not possible to diagnose your condition only through your simple description, so it is recommended to go to the hospital.

Podophytes (athlete's foot) are caused by fungal infections, mainly Trichophyton rubrum and Candida fungi Uncle has made the following classifications according to the fungal erosion time, which can determine whether you have foot fungus and the degree of infection.

Mild itching, a small number of blisters (infected for more than a month).

Dense blisters, intense itching, molting, maceration with odor (more than 3 months of infection), erosion, molting (more than 1 year of infection).

Laceration, keratosis, roughness (infection for more than 2 years).

Thick keratin, chapped, subcutaneous blisters (infection time of more than 3 years) found problems and treated early, the fungus does not heal much on its own, and it is very contagious, so as not to drag it more and more serious, Uncle I wish everyone can avoid the trouble of foot fungus (athlete's foot).

It doesn't seem to be that simple, the main symptoms are molting, ulcers, itching, and of course, not to mention the smell, which can be mild and severe.

Athlete's foot is also known as athlete's foot. Tinea pedis is caused by a fungus. There are three main types of athlete's foot: macerated erosion type, scaly blister type, and keratinized thickening type.

The reason for athlete's foot is: after wearing shoes, the feet are often in a relatively warm and humid environment, which is especially suitable for the growth of fungi, and then produces athlete's foot.

**The fungus is prone to red maculopapular rash on the pins, itching and other symptoms.

If athlete's foot persists, it is recommended to soak your feet in white vinegar and water every day, dry your feet and apply Bacteriostatic Spray topically after soaking your feet.

If you have itchy feet, blisters, or even ulcers and peeling, you should consider athlete's foot.

Athlete's foot generally causes peeling, itching, and blisters on the feet.

Don't be afraid if you have athlete's foot, pay attention to breathable shoes and wash your feet frequently.

Beriberi is not a serious disease, so don't worry too much.

Common types of athlete's foot are:

1. Hyperkeratosis, which is mainly manifested as excessive keratinization and roughness. Frost-cracking often occurs in the cold season.

2. There are obvious patchy erythema, debris, arcs or rings on the edge of the scaly papule lesions.

3. Bully type with itching small clusters or scattered blisters, the blister is very deep, the blister wall is not easy to break, and there is no redness around. It can be absorbed and peeled after a few days.

4. Erosion type wet epidermis, soaked white, often accompanied by sweating.

The scientific name of athlete's foot is athlete's foot, also known as athlete's foot.

It is mainly caused by fungal infection, and there are three main manifestations of athlete's foot

1. Erosion type, erosion occurs between the seams of the feet, and erosions appear on the soles of the feet;

2. Blister type, with small blisters. peeling after blister rupture;

3. Dry athlete's foot, mainly on the soles of the feet, with dryness and thickening.

All three manifestations are common types of beriberi, and depending on the severity of the disease and the size of the disease, oral medications and topical bacteriostatic sprays are used to administer different treatments**.

Regardless of the type of athlete's foot, the cause is the same and is caused by a fungal infection.

The different types of beriberi are divided according to his symptoms, and the type of beriberi can be judged based on the symptoms.

1 The blistering type has an itching sensation and folds white skin.

2 The erosive type is more common between the toes. The toes are moist, **macerated and whitish, the white skin is removed, the base is bright red, and it is intensely itchy.

3 Keratinized type is mostly seen between the toes and the soles of the feet, **Hyperkeratosis, dryness, roughness, scaling, and chapping. It is more common in older patients.

The key is to get rid of athlete's foot, you can use Zuyishu to improve, take an appropriate amount of rubbing it on the place with athlete's foot after each foot washing, and insist on using it for about half a month to get better.

Podophytes (athlete's foot) are caused by fungal infections, and the main culprits are Trichophyton rubrum and Candida fungus, and Uncle Fu has made the following classifications according to the time of fungal erosion.

Mild itching, a small number of blisters (infected for more than a month).

Dense blisters, intense itching, molting, maceration with odor (more than 3 months of infection), erosion, molting (more than 1 year of infection).

Laceration, keratosis, roughness (infection for more than 2 years).

Thick keratin, chapped, subcutaneous blisters (infected for more than 3 years) podobacteria (athlete's foot) are not very self-healing, and the contagiousness is strong, so they should be treated in time to avoid that the longer the time, the more serious the fungal erosion.

There are two secrets to getting rid of foot fungus, one is to kill the fungus completely, and the other is to persevere to the end, and my uncle wishes everyone can get rid of foot fungus (athlete's foot).

If there are blisters, the blisters are bulging at the beginning of growth, and the color is milky white, which can basically be determined to be blister-type athlete's foot.

The feet are peeling a lot, dry and thick, and in severe cases, they are cracked, which is keratinized.

At the beginning, the feet are damp, white, and then blistered, and after peeling, they are moist and flushed, like red and swollen, which is erosive athlete's foot.

Beriberi, wash and soak with Shanghai medicinal soap mixed with water for more than 15 minutes, and insist on 15 days.

It is athlete's foot, the anti-gas of the fungus type. According to you, there is peeling, it should be keratinous beriberi, and the doctor told me this when I went to see it, you go to Dr. Li Joojin's blog to take a look, and it is very clear. By the way, your feet should be easy to sweat, the doctor told me this, soak your feet in vinegar every two days, half a pack of vinegar at a time, two liters of warm water is fine, it's very useful, my wife is soaking now.

Hope it works for you.

It should be tinea pedis.

Tinea pedis refers to a fungal disease that occurs on the palmar surface of the toes.

The cause of the disease is due to toe invasion by fresh epidermis, Trichophyton, or Trichophyton toe. Trichophyton rubrum has strong resistance and is not easy to control, and it is associated with Weiqi Jinye. Aggregation but not dispersion, resulting in ** dryness and wetness.

Athlete's foot is caused by thick cuticles, lack of sebum, abundant sweat glands, excessive sweating, and damp feet, which is conducive to the growth and reproduction of mold, and is also easy to infect each other when using public baths, public slippers, foot basins, and towels.

Clinical manifestations of tinea pedis (1) vesicular nature: mostly occurs in summer, the symptoms are the size of rice grains between the toes, the edge of the feet, and the soles of the feet, deep blisters, evacuated or distributed in groups, thick walls, clear content, and not easy to rupture. After a few days, it dries and desquamies, and merges with each other to form multilocular blisters, tearing off the walls, revealing a honeycomb base and a bright red erosion, and intense itching.

2) Erosiveness: manifested as maceration and whitishness of the stratum corneum of the local epidermis. Due to the constant friction of the epidermis when walking, the bright red erosive surface is exposed; In severe cases, the intertoe seam, the junction between the toes and the plantar of the feet** can be involved, and the itching is intense, mostly between the toes.

It is common in people with Han Chinese. (3) Scale keratinization type: the symptoms are thickening, roughness, and desquamation of the toes on the soles of the feet, foot edges, and heels, and the scales are flaky or punctate, and they fall off repeatedly.

In winter, there is a crack between the toes**, and in summer, blisters are produced and there is a painful feeling. It is often caused by scratching, and is complicated by pustular ulcers, lymphangitis, lymphadenitis, cellulitis, erysipelas, sepsis and other diseases.

The tricks of the folk ** disease are:

1: Treatment of athlete's foot.

Prescription: 1 fresh egg, 1000 ml of rice water for the second time.

Usage: Wash the feet with rice and water for 10 minutes, remove the inner film of the eggshell, and apply it to the affected area.

Efficacy: Leave for 1---2 hours. Once a day.

2: Treatment of athlete's foot:

Prescription: 100 grams of black plum, 20 grams of Atractylodes, 20 grams of Atractylodes atractylodes, 20 grams of Phellodendron cork, 15 grams of Cornus officinalis, 10 grams of Aconitum and borneol.

Usage: First fry aconitum, baiji, black plum, sophora, 1 hour and then add cloves, dogwood. After thick decoction, add 75 alcohol and 200 ml, remove the slag and take the liquid, add borneol to mix well, and apply the affected foot with a cotton ball dipped in medicine, twice a day.

Efficacy: 1 dose, effective rate.

I have a method that cuts the best rate of beriberi and foot peeling without medicine is 100%, that is, digging some loess with few impurities, drying it in the sun, and crushing it. Put in shoes every day, [preferably cloth shoes] about two millimeters thick, and wear shoes barefoot. It's all over in one to two weeks.

However, during the treatment period, it was a bit of a wretch.

The cause of the peeling feet is not clear, but it is often associated with wet feet, so it is thought to be related to poor sweating. Some people believe that it is related to fungal infections in other parts of the body, such as tinea of the hands and feet. In late spring, summer and autumn every year, when the temperature is high and the humidity is high, this peeling phenomenon occurs on the palms of the hands and feet.

This is a result of the separation of the stratum corneum of the epidermis from the underlying epidermis. At first, some small white spots appear on the soles of the feet, and then the small white spots gradually expand, forming blisters of different sizes like dried up, and a layer of whitish cuticle appears on the surface, which can naturally break down and fall off like a translucent tissue paper. If it keeps peeling off, it leaves behind a large area of newly grown pink epidermis like a map.

If you don't wait for it to fall off naturally and peel it out, bleeding and pain will occur. It is recommended that you go to the hospital to have a look, usually take oral vitamin B tablets, cod liver oil, and drink nutritious milk powder.

Beriberi is a common occurrence in people's lives, and it is caused by fungi and is contagious. Once the attack occurs, people often feel itchy and unbearable, red spots and desquamation appear between the toes, and the whole soles of the feet will be red, peeling and produce a very heavy foot odor in severe cases, so beriberi seriously affects the patient's daily work and life, and this symptom is determined to be athlete's foot.