My feet get blisters in the summer

In the summer, the weather is hot and it is easy to sweat, so you must take good care of your skin in the summer, otherwise it will cause more skin diseases. Especially in terms of diet, you must be careful not to eat foods that are more likely to cause sweating, such as peppers, raw onions, garlic, etc. Also, be careful not to wear sports shoes, travel shoes, etc., and also pay attention to keep your shoes dry, otherwise it is easy to cause athlete's foot.

1. Symptoms of blister-type athlete's foot:

Skin lesions are often seen between the toes, on the arches of the feet, and other areas. Initially, they appear as clusters or scattered needle-sized blisters that are not easy to break. After drying, the epidermis on the top of the blisters falls off, forming ring-shaped scales. New lesions appear one after another, merge with each other, and form a ring with clear edges. Accompanied by itching, the blister fluid is clear and slightly yellow. If secondary bacterial infection occurs, it will become yellow pustules. The blister stage of the skin lesions is accompanied by itching, which is initially unilateral and quickly spreads to both sides. It is more common in summer, the symptoms will be alleviated in winter, and it is easy to relapse.

2. Symptoms of keratotic athlete's foot:

Also known as scaly and keratotic athlete's foot and dry athlete's foot, it is more common on the heels and sides of the feet, often bilaterally. Skin lesions manifest as desquamation, thickened keratin, and rough, dry and cracked skin. Deep cracks can cause pain and secondary infection. The rash is dark red patches with clear borders and dotted white scales on the surface. There may be a small number of papules in summer, and a few blisters may also occur on the edges. Cold seasons often cause skin cracking, accompanied by pain but not severe itching. Keratotic athlete's foot progresses slowly and causes skin thickening over time. It is mostly caused by Trichophyton rubrum and is stubborn and difficult to treat. Therefore, in order to prevent athlete's foot and avoid the invasion of athlete's foot, the editor recommends that you wear antibacterial socks when wearing socks. The better ones are of aerospace quality, such as Australia's 2xu antibacterial socks, which can completely prevent odor and long-term wearing can eliminate the trouble of athlete's foot.

3. Symptoms of erosive athlete's foot:

Also known as immersion and erosion type athlete's foot, the skin between the toes is immersed and white, often due to severe itching, scratching and friction, causing the epidermis to be abraded, revealing a flushed and eroded surface, a small amount of exudate, and an unpleasant odor. If you don't pay attention, it may cause secondary infections such as lymphangitis and erysipelas, which usually invade the third and fourth toes.