The best way to treat tinea pedis, traditional Chinese medicine remedies to say goodbye to athlete's foot

Tinea pedis, which is commonly known as athlete's foot. Athlete's foot is often related to the shoes we wear. It may be because the shoes we wear are not breathable, which causes the athlete's foot problem. When athlete's foot occurs, blisters and peeling will appear on the feet, and the itching will be unbearable, and the itching will become worse after scratching. So what are the ways to treat athlete's foot?

1: Method: Put pepper and salt in a ratio of one to two into water and boil for a while. When the temperature is not hot enough to burn your feet, you can soak your feet. Soaking your feet for about twenty minutes every day, one week as a course of treatment, can effectively treat foot ulcers.

1: Method: Mix Polygonatum odoratum and vinegar in a ratio of 1 to 8, then put it into a glass jar and seal it for three days and three nights. No water or heating is required during this process, but be careful to avoid light. Take it out after three days and soak your feet. Soak your feet three times in a row, that is, three nights. Three hours for the first time, two hours for the second time, and one hour for the third time. The effect is very good.

1: Method: Wash the fresh leeks, chop them into small pieces and mash them into a paste. Then mix it with boiling water and soak your feet in it, rubbing the affected area. It will be fine after about half an hour. Generally speaking, this method can be used two or three times, and after a period of time, the affected area will peel off and the skin will grow again. This best folk remedy for treating athlete's foot is more suitable for tinea.

1: Method: Soak a clean cotton ball in white vinegar, and then apply it to the affected area. It can not only kill bacteria, but also effectively relieve itching. Slight peeling may occur during this process. Each application can last for about half a month. Vinegar has many functions. It can not only treat athlete's foot, but also prevent colds, improve the body's resistance and so on.

1: Method: Pick fresh Panax notoginseng, including the leaves, rhizomes, flowers, etc., wash and mash them, add appropriate amount of salt and apply to the affected area. Apply the foot mask for about twenty minutes each time, three times a day, and this will cure athlete's foot after three consecutive days.

1: Method: Squeeze the juice from fresh aloe vera leaves and apply it on your feet, then let the aloe vera juice dry naturally. This way, not only will there be no odor, but you will also not feel any pain. Use one aloe vera leaf on each foot at a time, and after five consecutive uses, athlete's foot will disappear.

1: Method: Crush the soybeans and put them into the pot, then simmer over low heat for about 20 minutes. Just wait until the water temperature is just right for soaking your feet, and it’s best to soak your feet for a longer time. This method is very effective in treating athlete's foot and will not cause peeling. It can even nourish the skin. Soaking your feet for three or four days in a row will have better effects.

1: This folk remedy is suitable for athlete's foot that occurs in summer. Method: Before going to bed every night, put the alkaline flour used for steamed buns into warm water to melt it, and then soak your feet for twenty minutes. If the problem is not very serious, three to five times will be enough. If it is serious, it will take about a week to recover.

1: Method: Add about two grains of potassium permanganate into about half a basin of warm water, and the warm water will turn pink. Note that each foot soak should not be too long; about four or five minutes is enough.

In addition to mastering the above-mentioned methods of treating athlete's foot, you should also pay attention to some personal hygiene habits and diet. While taking medication for treatment, you should insist on washing your feet and socks and applying athlete's foot ointment every day. Also, place your shoes in a ventilated place. It is best not to wear the old shoes and socks after the athlete's foot is cured to avoid re-infection.