What to do if blisters on the soles of feet are itchy

The symptoms of blisters on the soles of the feet are very common in life. They can cause great discomfort to people's bodies, causing pain in the soles of the feet, etc. People who wear leather shoes or sneakers often are more likely to get blisters. Therefore, this group of people feel deeply painful about this, and there are many solutions, but the key is persistence. Let's take a look at what to do if you have itchy blisters on the soles of your feet?

The blisters of vesicular athlete's foot are distributed in groups or scattered on the soles and edges of the feet. Local skin flushing, and blisters and pustules may appear during secondary bacterial infection, which is more common in summer. Similar to the traditional Chinese medicine "snail blister".

1. Diet

Avoid foods such as cola drinks, cereals, processed foods, sugar, etc. You should eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, baked fish and baked chicken (without the skin). Do not eat fried or greasy food.

2. Foot hygiene

Cut raw garlic into small pieces and put them in your shoes and wear them for a few days. The garlic will be absorbed into the skin. Wear cotton, moisture-wicking socks. Allow your shoes to air out and change your socks daily.

3. Foot care

Limb Qi may cause symptoms such as skin cracking, pus discharge and intermittent burning sensation. At this time, do not cover your feet with anything and give your feet sufficient rest. While this inflammation itself is not dangerous, it can worsen and lead to a bacterial infection if left untreated.

4. Soak in salt water solution

Prepare a saline solution with 2 teaspoons of salt for every 47 ml of warm water. Soak your feet in this mixture for 5-10 minutes at a time. Repeat until the condition improves. The saline solution helps provide an environment that is not suitable for mold growth and reduces excessive sweating.

5. Apply medicine on the affected area

After soaking with salt water, apply the purchased ointment gently to the part covered by the infection and gently apply the medicine to the affected area 2-3 times a day.

In life, quite a number of people believe that athlete's foot is a minor problem that does not affect daily life, is no big deal, and does not matter whether it is treated or not. In fact, this idea is completely wrong. Athlete's foot not only affects daily life, but also personal image. It is easily transmitted to other parts of the body and to family members. In severe cases, it can lead to secondary infections. The First Affiliated Hospital of Guangdong Institute of Materia Medica tells us that preventing athlete's foot is the same as preventing other infectious diseases. We should start from three aspects: curing the patient (eliminating the source of infection), cutting off the transmission route and improving human immunity. Among them, cutting off the transmission route is the key point.