Chickenpox on the soles of feet

The soles of the feet are mainly used to support people's upright walking, so people basically use their feet every day. Since the feet are worn in shoes for a long time, it is easy to have some foot problems, among which athlete's foot is the most common. Some people will find that small blisters similar to chickenpox have grown on the soles of their feet, and these blisters are very itchy. If they are scratched with hands, they will spread to other areas. So what disease is chickenpox on the soles of the feet?

1. What causes chickenpox on the soles of feet?

What looks like chickenpox may be blisters or symptoms of athlete's foot. If you have blisters on your feet, it is often considered to be a fungal infection. It is recommended that you apply Daknin topically for treatment. At the same time, keep your feet clean and hygienic, and change your shoes and socks frequently.

2. What to eat when you have athlete's foot, and what not to eat

1. Eat

Patients with beriberi should first eat more foods rich in vitamin B1 to supplement a large amount of thiamine. Adults generally need about 1.5 mg per day, including various coarse grains, cereals, peanuts, soybeans, brown rice, etc. It is suitable to eat high-protein foods, 1.5 grams per kilogram of body weight per day. Various animal foods can be chosen, such as eggs, milk, fish and soy products.

2. Not suitable for eating

Patients with beriberi should avoid eating salt, excessive carbohydrates, and sweets. At the same time, they should avoid alkali when cooking porridge or cooking, because alkali can easily cause massive destruction of vitamin B1.

3. Remedies for athlete’s foot

1. White radish can cure athlete's foot. Cut the white radish into thin slices, add the radish peel and water into the pot, boil over high heat for three minutes, then continue to boil over low heat for five minutes. Then put it in the foot basin to cool, and finally soak your feet. After repeatedly using this folk remedy to soak your feet several times, foot odor and athlete's foot can be greatly relieved.

2. White vinegar can cure athlete's foot. If you are a patient suffering from athlete's foot, you can soak a clean cotton ball in white vinegar and then apply it on your feet. This method not only relieves itching, but also has a very good bactericidal effect. If there is slight peeling on your feet, applying white vinegar for half a month will heal it.

3. Use salt and ginger water to remove foot odor. Add ginger, salt and water to a pot, bring to a boil over high heat, then take out and let cool. You can start soaking your feet when the water temperature is no longer hot. First, you need to scrub your feet for a few minutes and then soak them. This method can not only remove foot odor, but also relieve fatigue and relax the body.