How to treat tinea pedis in children?

Tinea pedis is a particularly common fungal infection. I believe that many people in life are troubled by this disease. Many people think that only middle-aged people or teenagers will be infected with this disease. In fact, many children now suffer from tinea pedis. Because tinea pedis is highly contagious, as long as one person in the family suffers from the disease, the chances of other members being infected are particularly high. So how to treat tinea pedis in children?

Young willow leaves can treat athlete's foot: prepare a handful of young willow leaves, then add water to boil them, and take the juice to wash your feet.

Use salt and ginger water to remove foot odor: prepare a few slices of ginger, then put them together with an appropriate amount of salt, add water and boil them. After boiling, let it cool to a suitable temperature, then wash your feet and rub your feet for a few minutes. This can remove foot odor and also help relieve foot fatigue.

Potassium Permanganate for treating athlete's foot: prepare an appropriate amount of potassium permanganate water, and then use it to soak your feet once a month to prevent recurrence of athlete's foot. First, prepare half a basin of warm water, then add two tablets of potassium permanganate, the water will turn pink, and then soak your feet for 3 to 5 minutes.

Fig leaves treat athlete's foot: prepare a few fig leaves, then add water and boil for about 10 minutes. Let the water reach a suitable temperature, then soak your feet in it twice a day for ten minutes each time. This usually takes three to five days.

White vinegar treats athlete's foot: Patients with athlete's foot can prepare some white vinegar, take a cotton ball and apply it to the affected area, which helps kill bacteria and relieve itching, and there will be slight peeling symptoms.

Beer to treat athlete's foot: Pour beer into a basin, do not add water, wash your feet and then soak them in beer. Soak for about 20 minutes and then rinse them. Soak 1 to 2 times a week.

How to treat athlete's foot in children! From the above introduction, it can be seen that there are many ways to treat athlete's foot. The above-mentioned methods are folk remedies. Practice has proved that they all have particularly good therapeutic effects. Moreover, athlete's foot is stubborn, so it is necessary to follow the course of treatment. Even if the condition is relieved, the use of drugs cannot be stopped, otherwise it will relapse.