How to treat blisters on baby's feet

If the baby has blisters on his feet, parents will be quite worried, because in fact such a phenomenon will have a relatively large impact on the baby. Therefore, parents must understand the reasons for the blisters on the baby's feet, so that they can really help him solve it effectively. As for the issue of treatment and medication, parents should not be blind, because if the drugs used or the treatment methods are incorrect, it will cause greater harm.

The blister type is mainly manifested by clusters or scattered blisters on the side edges of the feet. The blister walls are thick and may be itchy. It is more common in summer. The blisters usually dry up on their own and desquamation occurs. If not handled properly, secondary bacterial infection may occur, forming a purulent rash and the patient will feel pain. Oral medications: Various antifungal oral drugs have emerged, such as itraconazole, fluconazole, terbinafine, etc. However, because this type of drug must reach the deck where the fungus is parasitic to exert its antibacterial effect, and because its solubility in water is low and slow, and its absorption and metabolism are very fast, the dosage is large and the use time is long. In addition, oral medications have side effects and are prone to relapse after discontinuation of medication. Topical medication:. Apply miconazole or ketoconazole cream to the affected area 2-3 times a day. If drug resistance is detected, the medication should be adjusted in time.

When parents find blisters on their baby's feet, they must not ignore it, because this situation will make the baby feel uncomfortable, and if it is caused by some fungal infection, it will naturally bring more adverse harm to the baby, so parents must pay attention to the correct response and solution to reduce harm.