White bubbles appear on toes

The white bubbles on the toes are mainly caused by the toes staying in the shoes for too long and the toes being worn out due to ill-fitting shoes. In this case, the patient should clean up the white mucus in time and then do relevant care to avoid toe infection. Let us now learn about the causes and treatments of white bubbles on the toes.

1. What causes small blisters on feet?

Small blisters on the feet may be caused by athlete's foot. During the treatment process, it is best to go to the hospital in time to achieve the best results. Generally speaking, blisters or abnormal itching on the feet should be paid attention to in time. In clinical practice, many patients fail to pay attention to the symptoms of athlete's foot in time, which leads to more injuries. When it comes to treating athlete's foot, many people know the stubbornness of this disease, and even with treatment, there are always many recurrences. The recurrence of this athlete's foot makes patients feel very bad.

2. What to do if blisters appear on your feet

For treatment, if Chinese medicine can be used internally or externally, a good therapeutic effect can be achieved. Oral medicines can adjust the patient's physical condition from a comprehensive perspective, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of athlete's foot due to physical constitution.

For external use, special medicines are used to soak the patient's feet, so that the medicine can be directly absorbed by the skin to achieve a good effect of relieving itching and reducing the increase of blisters. Comprehensive treatment can relieve the itching of blisters between the fingers better and faster, thereby effectively reducing the occurrence of more blisters caused by rupture of blisters due to scratching.

3. What are the folk remedies for treating athlete's foot?

3.1. Pepper and salt water: Put 10 grams of pepper and 20 grams of salt into water and boil them for a while. When the temperature is no longer hot enough to burn your feet, you can soak your feet. Soak for 20 minutes every day for a week and you will see the effect. The pepper and salt water from the previous day can be used continuously the next day. This method is not suitable for people whose skin has already been broken and ulcerated.

3.2. Young willow leaves: Pick the young willow leaves, add them into water and boil them, then use them for foot soaking. If your athlete's foot is only between your toes, you can clamp young willow leaves between your fingers for one night, and you will see good results the next day.

3.3. White sugar: Wash your feet clean, then take a small amount of white sugar, rub it back and forth on the area with athlete's foot, and then wash it again. Once every two or three days, after three courses of treatment, some patients show signs of improvement. It is very effective for people with athlete's foot between the fingers.

3.4. Chives: Take half a pound of fresh chives, cut them into small pieces and put them in a bowl, then add boiling water. After the water cools down, soak your feet for half an hour, with enough water to cover the back of your feet, and rub them constantly. See the results after a week.