Treatment of keratotic beriberi

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Beriberi is the common name of tinea pedis, also known as "xianggangjiao". Tinea manus (tinea manus) is a dermatophyte infection of the plantar and interphalangeal parts of the foot, which can extend to the heel and dorsum of the foot, but it belongs to tinea corporis. Trichophyton rubrum is the main pathogen of tinea pedis. Let's talk about the treatment of keratotic beriberi.

Treatment of keratotic beriberi

First: erosive type: erosive type beriberi occurs between toes, especially between the fourth and fifth toes. The interphalangeal skin is soaked and whitened, and constantly rubs when walking, resulting in exfoliation of epidermis, flushing erosion or cracks, accompanied by a small amount of exudate. At this time it is best not to use ointment and cream antifungal drugs, otherwise erosion exudation will be more serious. Should first use the appropriate concentration of boric acid solution wet compress, followed by external use of tinea pedis powder, 1-2 times a day, and then antifungal cream.

Second: blister type: good at the foot edge, plantar. At the beginning, it was a small blister with full wall thickness. The blister fluid was transparent and there was no halo around it. Blister type beriberi should be wet compress or soaked with boric acid or glacial acetic acid solution of appropriate concentration, twice a day, 10 minutes each time. After the blister is dry, antifungal agents should be used externally. At this time, compound benzoic acid liniment, compound rezocine solution and compound Hibiscus tincture can be used externally, which has antibacterial and stripping effects.

Third: prevention of recidivism. Specifically speaking, the feet are often wet or sticky. Can we avoid beriberi? Similarly, the feet that are often too dry can also cause beriberi. To keep feet moist, clean, clean, no smell, beriberi is far away from you. Scaly keratosis type: keratosis mainly occurs in the plantar, foot margin or heel, the skin will be very rough, keratosis thickening and exfoliation. For those with obvious desquamation and chaps, urea cream and other lipids can be used for external application, and antifungal cream and ointment containing exfoliator can be used after the cornea layer becomes thinner. It's better to wrap up with plastic film after coating, so that the drug can be immersed in the thick skin, which is easy to peel off. This type of beriberi, because there will be no obvious itching symptoms, easy to be ignored.

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Beriberi is controllable, preventable and treatable. If you find the right method, you can recover healthily!