Antibacterial medicine for treating athlete's foot

Athlete's foot is a relatively common skin disease that occurs on the feet of many friends in life. There are actually many ways to treat athlete's foot, but it is very common for athlete's foot to recur because many patients do not persist in treatment. The use of antibacterial drugs to treat athlete's foot is also effective. For example, powders, sprays and other drugs have good therapeutic effects.

1. What medicine is good for treating athlete's foot?

1. Spray

When it comes to treating athlete's foot, sprays have relatively good sales in the market, because the use of sprays to treat athlete's foot is quick and convenient, and can quickly help patients relieve the itching caused by athlete's foot. However, I need to tell you that there are some disadvantages to using sprays to treat athlete's foot. First of all, sprays are mainly suitable for patients with moderate symptoms. In addition, although this method is quick to take effect, the treatment is not very thorough and it is more likely to relapse after treatment.

2. Powder

Powders are more effective in treating athlete's foot than sprays, because powders are used to treat athlete's foot by soaking the feet in hot water. This method can kill bacteria more comprehensively, but it cannot guarantee that there will be no recurrence. However, the recurrence cycle will be much longer than that of sprays. It is hoped that patients will pay more attention to personal hygiene in their daily lives, so that the chance of recurrence will be reduced.

2. Can athlete's foot be cured?

Generally speaking, athlete's foot can be divided into three types according to its symptoms: blister-type athlete's foot, erosive athlete's foot, and keratotic athlete's foot. Therefore, we must learn to distinguish these three types of athlete's foot and carry out targeted treatment, so that the effect will be better. Some friends may think that athlete's foot is an incurable disease, so they don't pay much attention to the treatment of this disease. In fact, this is not the case. Athlete's foot can be cured. Athlete's foot is actually caused by fungal infection of the foot. Therefore, as long as we can completely kill the fungus on the foot during treatment, we can completely cure athlete's foot. Everyone should have confidence in themselves and medical technology.

Through this introduction, everyone now knows what medicine is good for treating athlete's foot. Friends in need can go to local pharmacies to buy it. However, everyone needs to be reminded that since everyone's physical constitution and condition are different, even if the same medicine is used, the specific effects may be different. Everyone should choose the treatment medicine according to their own physical condition.