What ointment should be used for children's athlete's foot?

Athlete's foot is a really annoying disease because it may recur even after treatment. After all, it is a relatively strong infectious disease and can even be transmitted just by taking off your shoes once. Moreover, in life, not only adults are prone to athlete's foot, but even some children are also patients with athlete's foot, and it is still difficult to treat. So, what ointment should be used for children's athlete's foot?

What to do if you have athlete's foot? Folk remedies

Erosive type: first soak in 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution or 0.1% revulol solution, then apply gentian violet or athlete's foot powder externally, twice a day, and after it dries, apply terbinafine hydrochloride or Lamisil externally, twice a day.

Blister type: Soak your feet in hot water and apply terbinafine hydrochloride or compound salicylic acid tincture once a day. After the skin is dry, apply Lanmeishu cream, etc.

Keratotic type: You can use compound benzoic acid cream externally or apply it alternately with compound salicylic acid alcohol, once in the morning and once in the evening. It is best to wrap the area with plastic film after applying the medicine so that the medicine can penetrate into the thick skin and facilitate peeling off the thick skin.

Milder type: In recent years, the clinical application of white vinegar foot soaking has been effective in removing foot odor, with significant therapeutic effects. Soaking your feet once a night will be effective after 3 times.

What to do with athlete's foot - food therapy

Diet therapy can play a positive preventive role in beriberi. Pay attention to a reasonable diet and don’t eat only staple foods without vegetables.

Vegetables, peanuts and lean meat contain more vitamin B1. Don't just eat refined rice and flour, eat some whole grains appropriately, because whole grains contain much richer vitamin B1 than refined rice and flour.

People who are losing weight or dieting must pay attention to the amount of food they eat and the combination of food. However, diet therapy is only a general treatment. If you actively treat beriberi, you should also supplement with vitamin B1 tablets and symptomatic treatment in time.

When choosing drug treatment, different drugs should be selected according to the type of rash.

Precautions

Keep your feet clean and dry, and treat sweaty feet. Change your shoes and socks frequently. People with tight gaps between toes can use some straw paper to absorb moisture and allow ventilation. The shoes should be well ventilated.

Do not use other people's slippers, bath towels, rags, etc., and do not walk in sewage near the bathhouse or swimming pool.

Public bathhouses and swimming pools must regularly treat sewage and disinfect it with bleach or chloramine, and a system must be established to prevent the spread of athlete's foot.