What should I do if my two and a half year old baby has athlete’s foot?

A person will develop many diseases as he grows up, some serious and some mild, but the most embarrassing disease is athlete's foot. In fact, athlete's foot is the most common disease. Don’t think that only adults can get athlete’s foot. Children can get it too. Generally, athlete’s foot is caused by fungal infection or excessive secretion of the body’s small sweat glands. So what should you do if your two and a half year old baby gets athlete’s foot?

The first one:

Usually educate him to pay attention to personal hygiene, try not to get his feet wet, and keep them ventilated. It is recommended that you wash your feet clean, dry them with a clean towel, and then apply the ointment before using the medicine each time, so that the effect will be better. I wish your baby a speedy recovery.

Second type:

Be careful not to scratch your baby. To avoid local infection. Let your baby eat more foods containing fiber. Treatment: Apply Daktarin.

The third type:

This is a symptom of tinea pedis, which is mostly caused by fungal infection. It can be treated under the guidance of a doctor using Zu An Ning, Athlete's Foot Ling or Tinea Enemy ointment, all of which have good effects. In addition, pay attention to local cleanliness and do not let the baby scratch to avoid cross infection. Be sure to let the baby drink plenty of water, never drink cold drinks, eat less sweets and snacks, and eat more fruit and vegetable puree.

The fourth type:

For treatment, you can apply antifungal cream externally. Long-term use is required to completely remove the fungus. After the symptoms are relieved, you need to continue using the medicine for more than four weeks. For stubborn cases, oral medications such as terbinafine, itraconazole, fluconazole, etc. can also be given. At the same time, you should pay attention to keeping your feet clean and change your socks frequently; foot basins and foot towels should be used separately to avoid infecting others.

Fifth:

Athlete's foot is a type of skin tinea caused by fungi and is contagious. If you have tinea pedis, you should take good treatment methods. There are many methods to treat tinea pedis, and topical medication is the most common. However, general drugs can only have a temporary bactericidal effect, but they are powerless against fungi hidden deep in the skin. Therefore, tinea pedis will recur and cannot be cured for a long time.