Blisters on feet

Blisters on the feet are a common disease, which is mainly a common symptom of tinea pedis. The early stage of daily life is sweating of the feet, which is mainly due to some major factors of tinea pedis. The hot weather in summer and the sealing of sweat on the feet, the fungal environment is conducive to the reproduction and growth of some fungi, and the most likely to suffer from some early types of diseases is damaged foot skin. The skin is easily injured and some of the skin's defense functions are destroyed.

Athlete's foot is mainly a common disease. In life, it is mainly due to the lack of insulin or other vitamins, which leads to the secretion disorder of some substances. Normally, it will cause some problems. You should avoid some blood-enriching foods in daily life, and you may also need to use some other medicines.

Bullous type: mostly occurs in summer. Symptoms include rice-sized, deep blisters between the toes, on the edges of the feet, and on the soles of the feet. They are scattered or distributed in groups. They have thick walls, clear contents, and are not easy to rupture. After a few days, the blisters dry and flake off, merging into multilocular blisters. When the blisters are peeled off, a honeycomb-like base and bright red eroded surface can be seen, causing severe itching.

Erosive: manifested by the softening and whitening of the local epidermal stratum corneum. Due to constant friction when walking, the epidermis falls off, revealing a bright red eroded surface; in severe cases, the skin between the toes and the junction of the toes and the soles of the feet can be affected, with severe itching, which often occurs between the 3rd, 4th, and 5th toes. Common in Han people.

Scaly keratotic type: Symptoms include thickening, roughness, and scaling of the skin on the soles, edges of the feet, heels, and toes. The scales are in the form of flakes or small dots and fall off repeatedly. In winter, cracks appear in the skin between the toes, and in summer, blisters form, causing pain. Secondary infection is often caused by scratching, and complications include impetigo, lymphangitis, lymphadenitis, cellulitis, erysipelas, sepsis and other diseases.

The above are blisters on the feet, which are also divided into blister type, erosion type and some other types. In daily life, you should pay attention to the cleanliness and moisturizing of your feet. If the skin is dry, ensure the cleanliness of your feet. Clean your feet several times a day. You should prevent some blood-enriching foods in daily life. It is not advisable to wear sports shoes or travel shoes, but breathable shoes.