What medicine should I use for blisters and peeling on my feet

The problem of foot fungus should be a major problem that troubles many people, because everyone's feet are kept in shoes for a long time, so they are in a humid environment, and fungi are easy to grow in a humid environment, so the chance of foot fungal infection is also very high. After the foot is infected with fungus, blisters and peeling are likely to occur, accompanied by itching. So what kind of ointment should be used for blisters and peeling on the feet?

1 For those who have just started peeling, small bubbles, and obvious itching, you can buy some antifungal drugs such as ketoconazole and Daconazole and apply them externally twice a day, generally for 10 days to half a month;

2. If you feel local redness, swelling, pain, and water discharge, it indicates that there is local bacterial infection. You can apply compound phellodendron liquid externally, which can eliminate the infection and promote wound healing.

3 If you have onychomycosis, you must cure it at the same time; because onychomycosis is a source of fungal infection. Even if athlete's foot is cured, if the onychomycosis is not cured, it will cause athlete's foot to be infected again; it should be noted that due to the special physiological structure of onychomycosis, general antifungal drugs cannot penetrate under the nails (toenails); therefore, ordinary antifungal drugs are ineffective against onychomycosis; currently, the best and safest way to treat onychomycosis is packing treatment; many professional dermatology departments or foot massage shops have this treatment method;

4 In addition, the author's experience shows that most cases of blister-type tinea pedis are difficult to cure simply by treating it as athlete's foot. In addition to the influence of onychomycosis, the presence of local eczema should be considered. Clinically, it has also been found that blister-type tinea pedis is diagnosed and treated as eczema, and the effect is far better than that of tinea pedis when it is appropriately combined with some topical antifungal drugs. Therefore, patients with blister-type tinea pedis who relapse repeatedly are mostly diagnosed with blister-type eczema, which is mainly treated with Chinese medicine.

5. Most cases of blister-type tinea pedis are itchy, and this type must be treated with appropriate antipruritic drugs such as cetirizine hydrochloride tablets;

6. Be careful not to scratch; because of the obvious itching, many people scratch repeatedly, which can easily cause fungi to exist on the fingers, thereby infecting other parts; scratching should be prohibited;

7. Remember to change your socks frequently and expose them to the sun after washing to kill the existing fungi. Remember to wear breathable shoes.