How to treat children's rotten feet

Rotten feet is what we often call tinea pedis. It is a very common fungal infection and is contagious. It usually occurs in adults, but many babies also have similar conditions. When parents find their baby's feet are rotten, they are very worried. In fact, this situation is not only due to the child's low immunity, but also has a lot to do with the usual eating habits. So how to treat the child's rotten feet!

1. General treatment: Adjust the diet and provide nursing mothers and sick children with foods rich in vitamins. Breast-fed infants should also have their mothers treated, and breastfeeding should be suspended if necessary.

2. Vitamin B1 treatment:

(1) For patients with mild symptoms: give oral vitamin B1.

(2) Patients with severe illness (such as cardiac and cerebral types) and digestive tract disorders: It should be noted that intravenous injection should not be diluted with glucose solution to avoid aggravating the condition due to increased pyruvate in the blood. Adrenal cortical hormone, ACTH, excessive niacin and folic acid all hinder the utilization of vitamin B1 and should be avoided.

3. Best treatment

"Rapid-acting ion introduction therapy" fundamentally solves the cause of onychomycosis and the root cause of its recurrence after long-term treatment. The disease can be cured after 3-5 treatments. Through clinical observation of more than 30,000 cases, no recurrence symptoms were found 3 years after cure. This medical breakthrough has been highly valued by the World Health Organization and praised as making outstanding contributions to the world's treatment of onychomycosis. It was included by the International Health and Medical Organization as "A Major Breakthrough in the Treatment of Ringworm in the World", which greatly promoted the progress of onychomycosis (onychomycosis) treatment.

We learned from the above content. Some methods to treat children's foot rot. Therefore, parents must ensure that their children have a balanced nutrition, and that they eat a combination of meat and vegetables to develop the habit of not being picky eaters. They should also pay attention to keeping their skin clean, especially the hands and feet, which are easily exposed to bacteria, and should be bathed regularly.