How to treat hand fungal infection?
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Tinea manus is a common disease of hand fungal infection, which can be caused by Trichophyton rubrum infection. About 55.6% of the patients are caused by this pathogen infection, and 22.7% of the patients are caused by Trichophyton rubrum infection. The disease can be transmitted by contact. The most likely cause of the disease is that the patient's hand is immersed in water, or injured because of friction and wound, so that a variety of pathogenic bacteria can easily invade the skin of the hand, leading to fungal infection of the hand.
How to treat hand fungal infection?
The fungal infection on the hand can be blister scale tinea manus. For this disease, miconazole cream or clotrimazole cream can be selected for treatment, and sometimes compound benzoic acid and compound rezocine can be selected as therapeutic drugs. These drugs are external drugs.
Some preferred patients may be keratinized and thickened tinea manus. For such patients, the general topical drugs are not easy to penetrate the fungi on the skin. This type of patients can choose compound benzoic acid or miconazole cream and glacial acetic acid for hand immersion, and then use topical antifungal drugs after immersion.
Some patients may have a long course of disease, and have been using local drug treatment, the effect is not particularly good. For such patients, griseofulvin, an oral drug, can be chosen for treatment. In addition, patients who are not cured for a long time can also choose ketoconazole or itraconazole for treatment.
matters needing attention
People with hand fungal infection should pay attention to the fact that the disease is infectious. During treatment, they should not share daily necessities with their families. At the same time, their families also need to actively prevent the disease. They should wash their hands frequently and change clothes frequently.
