Athlete's foot causes onychomycosis, and good care is needed

Onychomycosis is very harmful to our health. We should pay attention to some transmission routes of onychomycosis. If you have athlete's foot, you should be more careful in your daily life. It is likely to be transmitted and cause onychomycosis. If you have onychomycosis, you should take medication in time to avoid unnecessary trouble.

1. Apply a protective film: To care for onychomycosis, you can apply a layer of protective film before applying nail polish to prevent the nails from turning yellow.

2. Avoid infection: Use bath towels, foot basins, and slippers to avoid contact with patients with onychomycosis. Once infected, seek treatment as soon as possible.

3. Strengthen your body: You should actively exercise to improve your body's immunity and resist the occurrence of other diseases. This is also a method of caring for onychomycosis.

4. Do not cut the callus: When caring for onychomycosis, do not cut the callus on both sides of the nails, as this can easily cause inflammation. If you have diabetes and notice inflammation on the sides of your nails, you should see a doctor because the infection can spread to other parts of your body.

5. Do not use alkaline detergents: When washing hands, dishes or laundry, it is best not to use alkaline detergents as it will cause damage to your skin. Don't forget to apply skin cream after washing your hands or things. This is the way to care for onychomycosis.

6. Note: For onychomycosis care, you must soak the affected nails in hot water before applying the medicine each time so that the medicine can reach the affected area directly and accelerate the effect. During the treatment, avoid washing the affected area with cold water and keep your shoes and socks dry and clean.

7. Wear gloves: Wear gloves when doing housework, especially when washing dishes, doing laundry, and other situations that involve contact with chemical detergents. Soaking your hands in excessive amounts of soapy water may cause your nails to loosen. Water makes nails swell, and when nails become dehydrated and dry, they tend to shrink, causing the nails to become loose and brittle.

I hope everyone pays attention to some care methods, and in daily life, do not wear gloves for a long time, and pay attention to the hygiene of shoes and socks, and adjust the body comprehensively to avoid causing more impacts, and pay attention to health care matters and effectively perform differential diagnosis. I hope everyone understands it as soon as possible, pays attention to personal hygiene, and adjusts comprehensively.