Children's feet are itchy and have blisters

Parents should pay attention to children's hygiene, especially when washing feet. They should not use the same foot basin as adults. It is best to use them separately. When children's feet are itchy and have blisters, it may be due to fungal infection, which is what we call athlete's foot, and this condition is mostly transmitted from adults. At this time, it is important to improve the child's condition in a timely manner and treat it as early as possible to prevent the symptoms from becoming serious.

When a baby's soles develop itchy blisters, it is generally caused by athlete's foot. Many parents think that athlete's foot only affects adults and not children. In fact, this is not true. Athlete's foot is easily contagious and can be transmitted from adults to children. It is also possible that the shoes and socks worn by children are not washed and dried regularly and have poor breathability. There are several ways to relieve itchy blisters on the soles of your feet:

Soak your feet in foot powder. A small bag of foot powder, soak your feet once a day, half an hour each time, for a week. First soak your feet in a small amount of hot water. After the water temperature drops, add a small amount of hot water. It is important to maintain the water temperature so that the medicine can be thoroughly absorbed into the subcutaneous tissue of the foot and achieve the purpose of treating athlete's foot, especially blistering type athlete's foot.

Prick the blister with a needle. For some people with athlete's foot, the blisters are particularly large, some are even as big as a one-yuan coin. The blisters must be squeezed out completely for better treatment. After puncturing and squeezing out the liquid, you can soak your feet or apply western medicine ointment. The effect will be very quick.

Apply western medicine ointment. There are many types of beriberi, some are severe and some are not, and some are early and late stages. Therefore, the type and dosage of western medicine should be divided into different types. For mild cases, you can apply less, but for severe cases, you need to increase the dosage and use the medication regularly for a long time.

Use a separate footbath. Because athlete's foot is contagious, and blistering athlete's foot is even more contagious, after washing your feet, your hands should also be thoroughly washed with soap or hand sanitizer before touching other things, otherwise it will increase the chance of infecting others.

Wash your shoes frequently and dry them thoroughly. Avoid sweaty feet. People with athlete's foot must change and wash their shoes frequently, and make sure each pair of shoes is dried in the sun to achieve the purpose of sterilization. At the same time, try to keep your feet dry, especially in summer, wear sandals or shoes with good breathability, which can effectively relieve athlete's foot.

The above are some of the ways to relieve itchy blisters on the soles of your feet, and they are generally very effective. You must persist in taking medication for athlete's foot and not give up halfway. Otherwise, athlete's foot will easily come back. Even if it is cured, prevention is still very important, after all, athlete's foot is easy to recur. After washing your baby's socks and shoes, it is better to dry them in the sun if there is sunshine.