What should I do if blisters appear on my body?

In our daily life, we may have some problems due to our own or environmental reasons. For example, sometimes we will find ourselves with blisters. So what should we do in general? How to deal with these blisters? And what are these blisters? In general, if blisters appear, we need to see which part of the body has blisters, so that we can effectively treat the blisters. In fact, we usually consider blisters to be tinea corporis.

Tinea corporis, also known as "ringworm" or "ringworm", is caused by Trichophyton, Microsporum or Epidermophyton. The main sources of infection are tinea manuum, tinea pedis, onychomycosis and contaminated clothing. The warm and humid environment of the season is conducive to the growth and reproduction of fungi, so tinea corporis will be significantly aggravated in summer, the edges of the lesions will be active, papules, blisters and desquamation will appear, and there will be obvious itching. In winter, the lesions will naturally decrease or even disappear. If not treated, it will recur when the weather turns hot.

Treatment of ringworm

1. Treatment is mainly based on external medication. You can apply the Golden Sophora Flavescentis and White Flower Snake Toner Wash to the affected skin 4-6 times a day. After the symptoms disappear, you should continue to use it for 2 weeks, and it will be effective. You can also take some vitamin C as an auxiliary treatment. You can also use keratolytic agents such as 5% salicylic acid alcohol, compound benzoic acid ointment (Weiges ointment or tincture), etc., alternating with antifungal agents for external use 1 to 2 times a day.

2. For stubborn and widespread cases, systemic antifungal drugs can be used for treatment.

In addition, you must remember not to scratch the blisters, insist on taking medicine, and pay attention to personal hygiene. Remember not to wear clothes that are tight to the body, wear breathable shoes, change socks frequently, and eat light food. Taboos include not eating too much spicy food, not drinking and smoking, and eating more vegetables and melons.