What's wrong with itchy blisters on the soles of my feet?

In daily life, we must pay special attention to the hygiene of our feet, because the hygiene of our feet directly determines the health of our feet. Especially for people with sweaty feet, they must change their socks every day, otherwise it is easy to cause athlete's foot problems. Athlete's foot not only produces a foul odor, but also causes blisters of varying sizes to grow on the soles of a person's feet. Today's article will explain in detail the reasons why blisters appear on the soles of the feet.

Why do blisters on the soles of my feet itch?

This situation 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. 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. This allows the medicine to directly contact the skin and be absorbed to achieve a good effect in 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.

What to do if blisters on the soles of feet are itchy?

1. Avoid wet feet. Keeping your feet clean and dry is the prerequisite for preventing athlete's foot. Patients with athlete's foot should wear breathable shoes and socks in the summer, and avoid wearing rubber shoes or sneakers, let alone wearing non-breathable shoes barefoot. After taking a shower and drying your body, be sure not to neglect your feet. Do not walk barefoot on carpets or in bathrooms.

2. Avoid alkaline substances. When washing your feet, avoid using irritating chemicals such as alkaline soaps. People with tight spaces between toes can use toilet paper to absorb moisture, allow ventilation, and keep their toes clean.

3. Avoid spicy food. Avoid eating foods that can easily induce sweating, such as hot peppers, raw onions, and raw garlic. It is best not to drink alcohol. Eat more nutritious and easily digestible foods, and eat more vegetables and fruits that are high in vitamins.

4. Avoid sharing cleaning supplies. Avoid using public towels, slippers, etc. in public places such as swimming pools and bathrooms. Shower after swimming and dry with a clean towel. Do not share shoes and socks with others to avoid reinfection.