What medicine is effective for foot blisters

If you find a bunch of blisters on your feet, do not ignore this problem, because blisters on the feet are most often caused by fungal infections. Moreover, when the blisters on the feet burst, the pus inside will spread to other areas and cause blisters in other areas. A more serious problem is that blisters on the feet usually cause athlete's foot. So what kind of ointment is effective for foot blisters?

Before treatment

1 Many patients with athlete's foot may have had this experience: the medicines recommended by others are not effective for them. There are individual factors involved, but more importantly, there are problems with the way and method of using the medication. Generally speaking, combined therapy is recommended for the treatment of athlete's foot, and preparation before treatment is very important.

1. Preliminary sterilization

Soak the affected area in potassium permanganate solution (1:5000) or lead acetate (vinegar can be used instead if lead acetate is not available) for 15 minutes to clean it. This will initially kill the fungi on the surface of the skin and create a low-bacteria environment for the affected area, which will help subsequent medications to take effect.

3 If you don't have the above-mentioned medicines or can't control the concentration well, you can use leeks instead. Mash a pound of fresh leeks into a paste, put them into a foot basin and add boiling water. It is best if the water level is slightly above the affected area. Cover with a lid and let it cool, then soak your feet for 30 minutes.

2. Drying preparation

After soaking your feet, dry them with a dry towel, especially between your toes. The blisters may itch at this time, but do not puncture them. Just bear with it (if you can't bear it, you can use wind oil to relieve the itching) and let your feet dry in the air for a while. This step is the simplest, but many people overlook the fact that fungi prefer humid and warm environments, so dry and cool are the most basic conditions for treating athlete's foot.

Taking medication

1After completing the above preparations, we officially start the treatment. Let me first introduce the medicines that will be used: Dink Terbinafine Hydrochloride Spray, Dink Terbinafine Hydrochloride Cream, and Rafnol (optional).

1. Spray the affected area

Dink spray is effective against fungi, has rapid sterilization, and has better atomization penetration effect, so we chose this product as the base for athlete's foot treatment. Spray two layers over a large area on the affected area of ​​athlete's foot, and spray more on the blisters. This can not only relieve itching, but also help the blisters dissipate as soon as possible. Many patients continued to spray this product and cured four or five years of stubborn athlete's foot within two weeks.

2. Apply ointment

Unlike sprays, Dink cream is thicker in ductility and needs to be applied to a large area of ​​the affected area. Similarly, apply more mainly on blisters. After gently massaging and absorption, the ingredients can penetrate into the dermis of the skin within ten minutes, killing deep and stubborn fungi and spores, eliminating the roots of athlete's foot.

3. Dosage

For some particularly stubborn patients, or those who are eager for quick treatment, in addition to advising everyone to adjust their mindset, treatment is sometimes necessary. You may want to apply diluted Levnol on a small area of ​​severely affected areas before spraying the spray, the main function of which is to enhance the bactericidal effect.

After recovery

1 Follow the above steps, soak your feet three times a week, take medicine twice a day, and persist for 2-3 weeks. You will definitely be surprised. Many stubborn athlete's foot that has lasted for more than five years has also recovered. But as the title says, preventive work after cure is still the key to determining the probability of recurrence of athlete's foot, so I have to talk about it here.

2 First of all, cleaning and drying hands and feet is the most important thing. It is necessary to wash hands and feet frequently and change shoes and socks frequently. It is recommended to wash shoes and socks with boiling water or expose them to the sun to kill fungi.

3 Secondly, for friends with sweaty feet and those who wear closed shoes such as leather shoes for a long time, you can consider adding a little talcum powder to your shoes and socks to absorb sweat and prevent moisture, and avoid the warm and humid environment in the shoes that may induce fungal growth.

4 In addition, for shoes that are not worn regularly, you can also mix talcum powder and mugwort to make a moisture-absorbing and antibacterial bag and put it inside the shoes to prevent them from being contaminated by fungi in the environment.