Can boiling soybeans in water cure athlete’s foot?

Athlete's foot is a very scary infectious disease, not because it is so serious, but because its chance of transmission is so high. Even if you wear the wrong slippers just once, you may be infected. In life, not only men are prone to athlete's foot, but some women are also prone to it. Athlete's foot not only makes your feet feel itchy, but it also emits an unpleasant odor. So, can boiled soybeans in water cure athlete's foot?

Crush the soybeans into small pieces and boil them in water. This method of washing feet is often used to achieve good results. 150 grams of soybeans each time. It has the effect of removing dampness and dispelling wind and heat, and is used to treat athlete's foot and dampness.

First of all, we need to know the main reasons for the frequent recurrence of athlete's foot

I have heard many complaints from patients with athlete's foot that after getting the disease, they could not get cured after several treatments and it always relapsed after a period of time. There are four main reasons why athlete's foot recurs:

First, fungi are difficult to kill and can survive for a long time in an environment of around -6°C. They will not die within 10 minutes in a high temperature of 120°C. Their toxicity can remain for more than a year on hair, nails, dandruff, etc. that are separated from living bodies.

Second, some patients with athlete's foot use antifungal drugs for treatment, and stop taking the drugs when the symptoms improve slightly. In fact, the fungus is not completely killed, and it will "come back" after a period of time, causing "relapse".

Third, after being cured, some patients may get athlete's foot again due to carelessness, sharing slippers, basins, towels and other items with other athlete's foot patients, or coming into contact with fungi in specific places such as swimming pools. This is called "reinfection."

Fourthly, some patients do not go to the dermatology department of a regular hospital for treatment after they become ill, but buy some anti-inflammatory drugs and apply them on their own. Although this can temporarily relieve itching and create the illusion that the disease has improved, it has no antifungal effect and the bacteria cannot be killed. Instead, they will become more rampant and will interfere with or even prevent the local immune response.

[Young willow leaves treat 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.