Can pregnant women with athlete's foot take medicine?

Many women develop diseases such as athlete's foot during pregnancy. It is recommended that athlete's foot must be treated in a timely manner. Otherwise, if athlete's foot occurs after delivery, special attention should be paid when using medication. Mothers usually take very good care of themselves during the confinement period, so keeping their feet warm is also very important. But if athlete's foot occurs, it will be more troublesome. Can postpartum women take medicine for athlete’s foot?

For many breastfeeding women. If you do not pay attention to your daily living habits, or wear slippers with athlete's foot, you are likely to get athlete's foot. Athlete's foot is also a headache for female patients who are breastfeeding. Many patients will have such questions when they suffer from this disease: Can athlete's foot during breastfeeding be treated with medication? Will the medication have an impact on the baby? Will medication during breastfeeding affect feeding? In fact, the answer is yes. As long as the patient uses topical medication for treatment, this disease can be cured quickly.

Athlete's foot usually manifests as peeling, ulceration, and suppuration of the patient's feet, especially between the fingers. This symptom is more serious, so the treatment of this disease is the key, especially for female patients during lactation. If it is not treated thoroughly, it is not only likely to be transmitted to the baby, but also will affect the baby's physical and mental health. Therefore, effective medication is the key. So what are the medications for treating athlete's foot during lactation?

1. Patients can apply pevisone cream, which can effectively treat athlete's foot. Generally, it will have an immediate effect after the patient's first use, and this drug has no side effects for patients. However, patients need to pay attention to the fact that they must use a cotton swab when applying the drug, and never apply it next to a baby, because the smell of the ointment will also irritate the baby, so patients must pay attention to this aspect.

2. Patients can apply terbinafine cream. This medicine is also effective in treating athlete's foot, and it can effectively relieve the patient's discomfort symptoms. However, patients need to pay attention to the nutritional balance of diet when applying this medicine to avoid overnutrition. At the same time, it is best for patients to apply it at night, and it is best to wear socks after application to avoid transmission to the baby.

In fact, for the treatment of athlete's foot during lactation, patients not only need to take correct medications, but also need to pay attention to improving their bad daily living habits. Especially for patients with more serious conditions, they must distinguish their personal belongings from those of the baby to avoid infecting the baby. At the same time, patients need to pay attention to washing their hands frequently. Only when patients pay attention to these aspects can athlete's foot be cured as soon as possible.