Can paronychia go to a foot doctor?

Paronychia, which many people know, is on the toes, not so good-looking, so what department to hang in the hospital for paronychia? What ointment to use: paronychia to go to the hospital to hang what department:

In general surgery, there are also some cases that are not serious and do not need to have their nails pulled, and they can also go to the ** department. Symptoms and signs: fever, pustules, nail abnormalities, cysts If severe, drainage or nail extraction is required**.

In the early stage of paronychia, the affected finger can be rubbed with 2% iodine or soaked in hot water. 4 6 times a day, 15 to 20 minutes each time, and then can be applied externally to fish stone ointment or Sanhuangsan, etc.

What ointment to use for paronychia:

1. Iodophor In the early stage of paronychia infection, we can use iodophor to repeatedly wipe the inflamed part of the nail heel, pay attention to daily cleaning and care while applying, and correct the pruning method in time according to the presence of ingrown nails. (More suitable for people in the early stage of paronychia).

2. Ichthyolia ointment If you have been suffering from paronychia for a period of time, but it has not caused redness and swelling in time. You can use ichthygrin to apply to the red and swollen areas to achieve the purpose of reducing swelling. Because ichthyan ointment has the effects of antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, inhibition of secretion and swelling, it can be used for all kinds of inflammation and boils.

Suitable for patients with moderate symptoms).

3. Baiduobang If you have paronychia and are already red and swollen, but there is no pus and no granulation, you can use Baiduobang for **. 3 times a day, a course of treatment for 5 days, and a course of treatment can be repeated if necessary, which has the effect of disinfection and sterilization. (Same as above, suitable for patients with moderate symptoms).

4. Erythromycin ointment At the same time, patients infected with paronychia can also use erythromycin ointment** and prevent **infection, the usage is generally 2 times a day, and it is thinly applied to the affected area.

5. Yunnan Baiyao For paronychia patients with polyps, it is often accompanied by this pus, at this time, iodine should be used for disinfection, and after the pus is drained, Yunnan Baiyao is smeared. Paronychia goes to the hospital to hang the department here, pay attention to the ointment used.

Hello, it may be due to some local infections caused by the pedicure process, resulting in some local unhygienic symptoms in the body, which can also be actively carried out, and the corresponding adjustments also have a certain effect.

The suggestion to you is for this situation, you can also appropriately use some, local, iodophor saline disinfection, external use, and rivanol dressing change, basically there is a certain adjustment effect, there will be no big problem.

According to the analysis of the content of your consultation, go to the pedicure shop to find that the towel under the pad has blood stains halfway through, whether it will be transmitted to infectious diseases This situation can not be generalized, if you do not have ** damage Generally speaking, there is no problem, just clean the contact parts in time. If there is a ** breakage, there is not much problem with timely disinfection. Some infectious bacteria and viruses do not tolerate dryness and can die in 10-60 minutes.

In general, there is a risk of contagious disease from such contact, but it is not necessarily contagious.

The suggestion to you is for this situation, you can also appropriately use some, local, iodophor saline disinfection, external use, and rivanol dressing change, basically there is a certain adjustment effect, there will be no big problem.

Onychomycosis refers to lesions caused by fungal invasion of the nail plate and/or nail bed, and the causative fungi include **ringworm, yeast, and non**ringworm fungal fungi. Among them, the onychomycosis caused by the **ringworm fungus, is a common disease of the **family, with a prevalence of about 50% of all nail diseases and 10% of all **infections. Because topical drugs are difficult to penetrate the deck, they are difficult, time-consuming, and have a high rate [1].

**: The nail lacks cellular immunity and is susceptible to fungi. The deck is suitable for long-term survival of the fungus.

Risk factors: more likely to occur in older people, more common in males than females, and more common cases in toenails than fingernails. Predisposing factors include athlete's foot, wearing breathable shoes, nail trauma or other nail diseases, genetic factors, etc.

Factors such as diabetes, AIDS, and receiving immunosuppressants** reduce the body's immune function, and fungal infections progress faster and more severely.

Symptoms: The nail plate of patients with onychomycosis may be cloudy, thickened, separated, discolored, atrophied, shedding, raised, uneven surface, hooked or thick, and some patients may also have ingrown nails and paronychia.

Diagnosis: Onychomycosis is diagnosed based on clinical manifestations, positive fungal microscopic examination, and histopathological examination of fungal hyphae or spores in the diseased nails.

**: Mainly antifungal drugs, depending on the severity of the disease, choose topical (topical) drugs or systemic (oral) drugs**. In addition, it can also be supplemented with surgeries such as nail extraction and nail removal, as well as physical means such as laser, photodynamics, and iontophoresis.

Daily: Because onychomycosis is long and easy, you should follow the doctor's instructions to take medication and have regular follow-up visits to evaluate the efficacy. Maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle to improve immune function, and pay attention to keeping the affected area breathable and dry.

Prevention: Maintain good personal hygiene, keep the nail part clean and dry, and avoid nail traumaDo not share shoes, socks, bath towels, bedding with others, and avoid contact with patients with fungal infectionsImmunosuppressed patients should be aggressively controlled for the underlying disease.