What to do if there is rot between toes

In life, many people have experienced ulcers between toes. Toe ulcers are a skin disease with many causes. In general, it is caused by some epidermal fungal infections between toes due to lack of attention to personal hygiene. When this happens, it will cause great pain to the patient and have a certain impact on the patient's life.

What to do if the toe joints are rotten

1. First of all, different types of foot rot will lead to different types of conditions. For example, in the case of blister-type foot rot, you can use a lower concentration of potassium permanganate solution for soaking, such as 0.5% concentration. When the situation can be controlled, you can choose to apply medicine.

2. Secondly, for infections like immersion type, you can use medicines such as Moxibustion Powder or Compound Leisuoxin Ointment, etc. After the situation gets better, you can use some conventional treatment medicines, such as Lindi Paste.

3. Finally, for patients with more serious conditions, you can choose to inject some anti-inflammatory drugs, such as penicillin or gentamicin, and then soak them in potassium permanganate drugs to avoid infection. After that, apply the medicine, the effect will be more effective.

Note

1. Pay attention to some hygienic issues in public environments or the hygiene of your own home, which can effectively reduce the occurrence of similar patients

2. Always keep your home clean. It is best to clean your home regularly. Also, keep yourself clean.

Small treatment methods

1. Before going to bed, wipe your feet with alcohol, sprinkle some deodorant powder, and then cover your feet with a plastic bag to induce sweating. Wash your feet the next day and dry them. Do this for a week, and then do it once or twice a week.

2. Soak your feet frequently

3. Boil water with tea bags, soak your feet in it for 20 to 30 minutes, dry them and sprinkle with talcum powder to prevent foot odor from recurring.

4. You can also dissolve coarse salt in water and soak it in water

5. Aluminum acetate, sodium bicarbonate and vinegar dissolved in water for foot soaking can all deodorize

6. Soaking your feet in alternating hot and cold water can help reduce sweating and prevent foot odor.

Wet and rotten toes (foot odor) are caused by the excessive secretion of the body's small sweat glands, which produce a foul odor when decomposed by bacteria and mold. Sweating makes it easier for bacteria to multiply, so foot odor is often associated with hyperhidrosis.

Self-therapy

(1) Soak your feet in 50-60℃ hot water for several times, 15 minutes each time, 1-2 times a day.

(2) Use a heavy object to flatten the loofah and make it into insoles to remove foot odor caused by sweat.

(3) Grind 15 grams of Pueraria root into fine powder, add 15 grams of white wine and an appropriate amount of water, boil it and then wash your feet with it. Do this once a day. After one week, the foot odor caused by foot sweat can be eliminated.

(4) When washing your feet, add 10-15 ml of rice vinegar to the water, mix well, and soak your feet for about 15 minutes. Do this once a day for 3-5 days and the foot odor will disappear.

(5) When washing your feet, add 50 grams of alum to hot water and soak for about 10 minutes to remove foot odor.