What is the reason for white skin on the soles of feet

White skin on the soles of the feet is generally caused by fungal infection, which is what we usually call athlete's foot. After getting athlete's foot, it should be treated in time. Although the disease seems minor, it has a relatively large impact on human health. There are many treatment methods. It can be treated with some regular medicines, or some folk remedies can be used for treatment, such as using tender willow leaves for treatment, soaking feet in pepper and salt water, etc.

[Young willow leaves can cure athlete's foot] I have had athlete's foot for several years and the medication has had little effect. I heard that young willow leaves can cure it. I tried boiling a handful of young willow leaves in water and then using that to wash my feet with. After a few tries, the effect was very good and now my athlete's foot has been cured. I told this method to several friends who had athlete's foot, and they also relieved their pain after using it. If only the ulcers are between the toes, you can rub the young willow leaves into small balls and clamp them between the toes at night (you can wear socks), and the effect will be seen the next day.

[White sugar can cure athlete's foot] Soak your feet in warm water and then wash them. Take a little white sugar and rub the affected area with your hands repeatedly. Wash them after rubbing, or you can leave them alone. Do it once every two or three days. Generally, patients with mild athlete's foot can be cured after three times. This method is especially effective for athlete's foot between the toes.

[Pepper and salt water to treat athlete's foot] A friend of mine suffered from athlete's foot for many years. Last year, a friend introduced a prescription, and after trying it, the athlete's foot was cured. Specific method: Add 10 grams of pepper and 20 grams of salt, add to water and boil for a while. When the temperature is not hot enough to burn your feet, you can soak your feet. Soak for 20 minutes every night. After a week, you will be cured. The used pepper and salt water can be heated and used continuously the next day. Use with caution in patients with ulcer infection.

[Leeks can cure athlete's foot] A certain netizen's feet are itchy all year round, and he often gets ulcers between his toes, and long-term treatments have been ineffective. Later, a friend introduced a recipe: Wash half a pound of fresh leeks, cut them into small pieces, put them in a basin, and pour boiling water into them. When the water is cool enough to put your feet in, soak your feet for half an hour. The water should cover the tops of your feet. You can rub the middles of your feet at the same time. Wash it again after a week, the effect is very good.

[Leek soup treats ringworm] Another netizen has had ringworm of the hands and feet for decades and has tried almost all kinds of ringworm medicines, but all were in vain. In 1986, I got a folk remedy that actually cured me, and there has been no recurrence in the past 5 years. The recipe is very simple: buy a handful of leeks, wash and cut them into small pieces, put them into a basin and mash them into a paste, then pour in boiling water (enough to soak your hands and feet), wait until the water temperature drops to warm, soak your hands and feet, and scrub the affected area for about 30 minutes. It is painless. I only soaked it twice, and the itchiness gradually stopped. After a few days, the skin peeled off and smooth skin grew back.