What are the infectious factors of body eczema and how to treat it?

Tinea corporis is caused by fungi. All superficial lesions caused by pathogenic fungi parasitic on the smooth skin of the human body are collectively referred to as tinea corporis. So where does body atrophy occur most often?

1. Eliminate infectious factors:

Because tinea corporis is mostly caused by other tinea diseases of the body, tinea diseases in other parts of the body should be treated at the same time as tinea corporis, such as tinea capitis, tinea manuum, tinea pedis, etc. You should also avoid contact with other people or animals with ringworm, otherwise even if the ringworm is cured, it may recur due to reinfection with the fungus.

2. Adhere to the correct use of medication:

There are many products for treating tinea corporis, but most of them are hormonal, which not only fail to provide a thorough treatment but also have side effects. Therefore, it is best to use products that can completely kill fungi to treat tinea corporis. This not only provides a thorough treatment, but also reduces the risk of recurrence.

3. Actively treat systemic diseases:

If tinea corporis occurs due to a systemic disease that causes the body's resistance to decline, it should be actively treated to enhance resistance. If tinea corporis is caused by long-term use of corticosteroids or immunosuppressants, these drugs should be used as little as possible or not at all if the condition permits.

4. Take oral medication when the condition is serious:

The rash of tinea corporis is widely distributed. In addition to topical medications, oral antifungal drugs can be used. However, these drugs have certain side effects, such as liver and kidney damage. The patient should take the drugs under the guidance of a doctor, and have liver function checked regularly during treatment.

Precautions

Pay attention to personal hygiene in daily life, avoid sharing towels and other items with others, and do not come into contact with animals suffering from diseases such as tinea corporis to prevent infection.