Symptoms of scaly beriberi

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Scaly beriberi, a disease, often occurs in the sole of the foot, foot ventral or plantar. The skin lesions of beriberi were mainly small flake scales with sparse and relatively dry blisters. Sometimes it develops to the back of the hands and feet and is attached to the edge of the lesion in an arc or ring. Symptom picture of scaly beriberi? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

Symptoms of scaly beriberi

For without blister and pustule, general also won't happen erosion, with other type beriberi biggest difference is rarely cause pruritus. Most of the lesions are located in the palm, fingers, heel, plantar and foot side, often symmetrical into pieces, and sometimes serious development can affect the whole foot and hand foot back.

In the early stage of the disease, the skin lesions are basically the same as the scale type, and gradually appear hyperkeratosis, roughness and no sweat, and the skin texture widens and deepens. Under normal circumstances, the basic cells of the skin evolve upward into spinous layer cells and granular layer cells, and finally turn into stromal cells. About 3 weeks later, the left and right corneous layers will fall off and become dander that is not easy to be found by the naked eye.

As a result of keratotic beriberi lesion, can make cuticle cell fall off slowly, so that cuticle cell accumulation form excessive keratosis. When the climate is dry in winter, that is, after November, chaps often occur, sometimes even in summer.

matters needing attention

Shoes should be breathable and sweat absorbing, otherwise you will create a warm and humid living environment for mold. Don't wear the same pair of shoes for two consecutive days. After wearing each pair of shoes, it takes at least 24 hours to completely air dry. And you can always keep your shoes in the sun. If your feet sweat easily, change your shoes twice a day.