Does tinea manus symptom disappear?

summary

Tinea manus and tinea pedis is what often suffers from a disease, you can eat some light things, bring great inconvenience to people's life, but many people don't have a deep understanding of tinea manus and pedis, often treat carelessly after getting sick, resulting in aggravation of the disease. Tinea manus and tinea pedis is a kind of superficial fungal infection that occurs between palms, plantars, fingers and toes. The main pathogenic bacteria were Trichophyton rubrum, Trichophyton mentagrophytes and epidermal flocculent fungi. Tinea manus is called "goose palm wind" in TCM, tinea pedis is also called "foot dampness" in TCM. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the disease is mainly caused by the ascending of damp heat in spleen and stomach along meridians, tinea pedis in hand and tinea pedis in foot, or by the generation of insects by damp heat, or by the infection of epidemic diseases. So the following is about the disappearance of tinea manus symptoms? I hope this problem can help some people.

Does tinea manus symptom disappear?

First, the skin between the toes (fingers) is white, erosive and impregnated, with clear edges. The impregnated epidermis is removed, leaving moist fresh red skin.

Second: blister type is commonly seen in plantar or palm blisters, or even several blisters fused into a larger blister, clear boundary, skin is not red, blister broken desquamation.

Third: thickened type of common palmoplantar skin thickening, summer blisters desquamation, winter skin cracking. The disease is more common in adults, often in summer attack or aggravation, in winter when the climate is dry to reduce or symptoms disappear, so winter is the best time to treat tinea manus and tinea pedis.

matters needing attention

Hyperhidrosis and injury of hands and feet are often one of the most common causes of tinea pedis or tinea manus. At ordinary times, it is necessary to reduce the adverse stimulation of chemical, physical and biological substances to the skin of hands and feet. If the patients drink less irritant drinks, such as strong tea, coffee, alcohol, etc., because these drinks stimulate the secretion and discharge of sweat glands, which provides a favorable environment for the susceptibility of epidermal mold. Patients usually pay attention to keep their skin dry and hygienic, wash their feet every night, wash their socks every day or every other day, do not use their hands to grasp their feet, keep their shoes dry, and often expose themselves to the sun for ventilation. It is better not to wear rubber shoes. This is conducive to the treatment of tinea manus and tinea pedis.