What are some tips for getting rid of athlete’s foot?

Athlete's foot is a disease that troubles many people. Since it is difficult to completely eradicate, is prone to relapse, and is easily transmitted to others, treating athlete's foot is a relatively long process that requires persistence. Athlete's foot is divided into three types: erosive athlete's foot, blister athlete's foot, and keratotic athlete's foot. Different types can be treated with different folk remedies. In addition, athlete's foot can also be treated with substances such as foot polish, Zhiyoufang, and scorched sand!

1. Erosive athlete's foot

First soak in 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution or 0.1% refonal solution, then apply gentian violet or athlete's foot powder externally, twice a day. After it dries, apply athlete's foot spirit or tinea versicolor ointment externally, twice a day.

2. Blister-type athlete's foot

Apply clotrimazole tinea lotion or compound salicylic acid tincture once a day after soaking your feet in hot water. After the skin is dry, apply athlete's foot cream or tinea pedis ointment.

3. Keratotic athlete's foot

You can use compound benzoic acid ointment externally or alternate with compound salicylic acid alcohol for external use, once in the morning and once in the evening. It is best to wrap the area with plastic film after applying the medicine so that the medicine can penetrate into the thick skin and facilitate peeling off the thick skin.

4. Foot powder

Foot powder is used to treat keratotic tinea pedis and bromhidrosis caused by damp heat. Please see the instructions for specific usage.

5. Treatment and prevention (special for athlete’s foot)

Use a 100% sterilizing, safe and side-effect free product (specially for athlete's foot) to spray on the affected area once in the morning and evening. For specific methods, see the instructions. Clinically certified, 99.93% of patients have successfully cured athlete's foot by using this medicine and gotten rid of the pain caused by it.

6. Wash your feet with soap

Washing your feet with soap every day and making sure to dry them thoroughly after washing can cure athlete's foot.

7. Fire-burned sand

Scorched sand is formed under special geological conditions when hot magma acts on sand. The formation temperature is over 3000 degrees, so it is very dry, does not contain volatile components, and contains a variety of trace elements beneficial to the human body brought from deep magma. Scorched sand can atrophy the pili and flagella of tinea pedis fungi, causing them to lose their activity and adsorption capacity. The bacteria become dehydrated and shrunken and are in a "coma" dormancy, losing their pathogenicity. Naturally falls off from human tissue cells. At the same time, the beneficial trace elements contained in charred sand can accelerate the repair of skin tissue. Fire charred sand is easy to use, does not burn your feet, is non-irritating, does not recur, and does not damage the skin. Very good indeed.