How to treat athlete's foot blisters during pregnancy

Athlete's foot is a problem that many adults have. It not only harms the skin of people's feet, but also leaves a bad impression on people around them. Some patients with severe athlete's foot may even experience skin ulcers, which may cause the skin to become infected by bacteria and become inflamed. Many women experience blistering athlete's foot during pregnancy. So, how should blister-type athlete’s foot be treated during pregnancy?

Pregnant women should stay calm if they develop athlete's foot. It generally will not affect the fetus and there is no need to worry. This type of athlete's foot appears between the toes, on the edges of the feet, and on the soles of the feet. They are distributed sparsely or in groups. The blisters are thick, are difficult to heal, and recur repeatedly. Athlete's foot can be treated during pregnancy. Pay attention to hygiene and wash your hands frequently, avoid touching your feet as much as possible, and wear breathable shoes. It is best not to wear shoes that are not breathable, such as leather shoes.

[How to treat athlete's foot blister type]

1. Add 10 grams of pepper and 20 grams of salt into water and boil it for a while. When the temperature is not hot enough to burn your feet, you can soak your feet in it. Soak your feet for 20 minutes every night. After a week, you will be healed. The used pepper and salt water can be heated and used continuously the next day. Use with caution in patients with ulcer infection.

2. Wash 250 grams of fresh leek, cut into small pieces and put in a bowl, then pour in boiling water. When the water is cool enough to put your feet in, soak your feet for half an hour. The water should cover the tops of your feet. You can rub the middles of your feet at the same time. Wash it again after a week, the effect is very good.

3. Feet sweat a lot in summer, which makes you more likely to suffer from athlete's foot. Before going to bed at night, use a tablespoon of alkaline noodles (the same alkaline noodles used for steaming buns), dissolve it in warm water, and soak your feet in the alkaline water for about 10 minutes. For mild cases, do it two or three times, and for severe cases, do it four or five times.

4. Put appropriate amount of salt and a few slices of ginger in hot water, heat it for a few minutes, wash your feet when it is not hot, and rub it for a few minutes. It will not only remove foot odor, but also make your feet feel relaxed and eliminate fatigue.

5. People with athlete's foot can use half a white radish, cut it into thin slices, put it in a pot, then add appropriate amount of water, simmer it for 3 minutes on high heat and then simmer it for 5 minutes on low heat, then pour it into a basin, wait for it to cool down to a moderate temperature, then wash your feet repeatedly, wash several times in a row to remove foot odor and relieve the symptoms of athlete's foot.

Pregnant women do not need to be too nervous when suffering from athlete's foot. They should consult a doctor and follow the doctor's advice for diagnosis and treatment. Do not take medication casually, especially do not believe in some so-called folk remedies, so as to avoid blindly taking medication to harm their own health and the baby in their belly. I wish all pregnant mothers can recover their health soon and get rid of the trouble of athlete's foot.