Feet gas (foot acreage) is a foot skin disease caused by skin scabies infection, which is in the category of the chinese doctor “foot wet” “snaps” with a “wet thermal bet” on the core machine, often associated with wet, damp, hot feet and poor hygiene habits, typically reflected in aqueous scabies, crumbs, itch, achilles, decomposition, severe aroma or subsequent infections. Clinical medications are divided into western (preventable fungi) and medium (prevent, dry and wet) drugs, which are suitable for different skin-dermal types (shelves, scabs, crumbs) and state stages. It needs to be made clear that foot aerobic treatment requires a sufficient amount of therapeutic medication to avoid the self-disposal of symptoms, and that specific programmes are evaluated by dermatologists。
I. 10 drug-use programmes, adapted to different foot types
(i) herring-type foot gas - itchy for the bottom, toes
1. Biphenyl emulsion + tebitrazine spray (for west china)
Optimal acclimatism: in the early stages of herpes-type foot gas, it is shown to be bottom-deep, toe-toe scattered in small aqueous acupuncture, unbreakable, impermeable。
Activation mechanisms: biphenyl emulsion inhibits fungal cell membrane synthesis, tebbiphene spray is rapidly permeating fungi, and dual effects control infections。
Usage: sprays are sprayed with spray on a daily basis, after drying up, emulsions are applied 1-2 times a day, 4 weeks of treatment, and the aqueous aqueduct can continue for one week。
Note: avoid contact with eye, mouth mucous membrane; be careful to spray in the skin ulceration。
2. Cosmetic althea + crozen emulsion (cut)
Optimal acclimatism: a water herring-type foot is accompanied by a slight angular increase in thickness, in the form of a water herring drying up and rinsing, itching, and wet thermal weight。
Activation mechanisms: co-mingle acetate is hot and dry, insecticidal itching, and corrosive emulsions inhibit fungi growth, balancing the armal and antifluent。
Usage: 1 per day with a tampon paste spray (avoiding continuous use of more than 2 weeks), 2 per day with a dry paste, for a total of 4 weeks。
Note: americ acid contains alcohol and is banned for skin breakers; it is not suitable for use in the fine parts of the skin。
(ii) nasty foot gas - for toe rotting, leaching odor
3. Potassium permanganate solution (1:5000) + titanium nitrate dissipation (wet coating + powdering)
Optimal aerobics: feet-type acute periods, as shown by leaching of the skin of the toe, leaching of the toe, cosmopolitan smell, itching。
Activation mechanisms: potassium permanganate solution condensed, bacterized and reduced seepage; nitricate cavity dissipated and foot dryed。
Usage: 15 minutes of wet water per day from diluted solution, drying and powdered with powder, and two to four weeks of treatment in exchange for paste after scavenging。
Note: solvent concentrations should not be too high (light pink is sufficient) to avoid burning skin; wet and dry feet in time。
4. Rehabilitation new liquid + tra-nenet-fiction cream (rehabilitation + antifluent)
Optimal acclimatism: the mild inflammation associated with rotting feet is manifested in toes rotting, bruises, pain, itching and pain。
Activation mechanisms: rehabilitation of new liquids for mucous membrane repair and reduction of inflammation; quanade lactation against fungi while mitigating inflammation。
Usage: twice a day, a new rehab liquid is painted with a cotton sticker, after drying up, pasta is painted, hormonal cream is suspended after the inflammation has receded, and a total of four weeks of treatment is replaced by a simple antifluent。
Note: hormonal emulsion is used for no more than two weeks in succession, avoiding prolonged use leading to skin contraction。
(iii) crumb accelerated foot gas - for the heel, the bottom thickening the crumb
5. Aqueous acid ointment + etraconium capsule (decorated + oral antifluent)
Optimal adaptability: caped foot gas in the form of a heel, thicker, rougher, decorted skin, slightly tickling and poorly absorbed external drugs。
Activation mechanisms: oscillation of oscillated aqueous acids and promotion of drug penetration; inhibition of fungal cell synthesis following oral administration of the etraconium capsule to remove infection from the body。
Usage: every night, water sour ointment is sprayed with warm water bubbles on the feet, bagged over the night, washed the following morning, oralized the ictarconium capsule (200 mg per day, 1 per day), 1 - 2 weeks of treatment and continued to be reinforced with anti-fouling cream for 2 weeks。
Note: ectarconium is taken after eating and is banned if the liver is not fully functional; ointment water sour is not used to break skin。
Urea vea e emulsions + loulicon emulsions (wetting + antifluent)
Optimal ailments: caped feet with dry skins in the form of detachments, cracks, no visible inflammation, blood dry and wet heaters。
Activation mechanisms: urea vea e emulsions wett and softened horns; loulicon emulsions long-activated resistant to fungus, improved carving and clean-up of infections。
Usage: each morning and evening, urea-vessel is painted first, once absorbed, then lulicon, 6-8 weeks of treatment, and urea-vessel is less frequently used when the urea is healed。
Note: cotton socks can be worn after coating, promoting drug absorption; avoiding sharing slippers and baskets with others。
(iv) feet aerobics co-infection - for red and red, pain, pus
7. Mopine ointment + fluconium capsule (anti-infection + antifluorus)
Optimal acclimatism: a combination of foot and air bacterial infections, in the form of foot hemorrhoids, pains, abscesses, with fever and visible local stress。
Activation mechanisms: mopero mosaics kill bacteria and control infections; fluoride capsules are oral antifluorinated and skin fungi are removed from root causes。
Usage: 3 times a day with a moxie ointment, with oral fluconium capsules (150 mg each per week) and after bacterial infection control, with no more than 2-3 weeks of oral fluconium cream。
Note: drinking water during drug use; timely medical treatment is required in case of fever and, where necessary, intravenous antibiotics。
8. Combination of yellow plaster coatings + hydrochloride platinum emulsion (thermal deflammation + antifluent)
Optimal aerobics: slightly infected by a combination of foot gas in the form of toes rotting, slight red edema, no visible abscess, wet thermal bets and heat poisoning。
Activation mechanisms: co-mingled yellow pheasant coatings to decomposition and decompressation, and suffocated platinum creams to inhibit fungi growth, balancing inflammation with antifluent。
Usage: 10 minutes of plaster wetting with gauze twice a day, 4 weeks of treatment after drying up, and reduced frequency of wetting after abating infection。
Note: when wet, the liquid does not contaminate the normal skin; the storage must be sealed to prevent deterioration。
(v) recalcitrant re-emergence - highly resistant to repeated outbreaks
9. Amorovin hydrochloric acid + etraconium capsule (long-acting antifluent + system treatment)
Optimal acclimatism: persevere regenerative behaviour, in the form of a combination of multiple skin losses, repeated more than three times a year。
Activation mechanisms: amorofin is formed on the deck to protect the fungus with long-lasting inhibitions; the icracone capsule system is resistant to fungus and the deep infection is removed。
Usage: 1 - 2 times a week with the amophine spray (with a focus on toenails and the surrounding skin) and with oral administration of the etraconium capsule (200 mgs per day, 2 times a day, one week in a row, and a repeat after one month if necessary) for a total period of 2 - 3 months。
Note: hepatic function is checked prior to taking medication, and hepatic function is banned; reagents are required to be fully dry before wearing footwear。
10. Sadoxin + nitroglycerin oscillation (intrasole)
Optimal adaptability: persevere regenerative foot gas is shown in wet heat, as itchy feet, crumbs, bitterness, yellowness。
Activation mechanisms: bitter cucumbers are dry and wet, insecticidal itching and humid heat is trimmed from the body; antifluents are used outside of histograms and internal and external combinations reduce relapse。
Usage: oral bitter chorus four times a day, three times a day, accompanied by cream two sessions per day, four weeks of treatment and two weeks of external emulsion after symptoms control。
Caution: the cold is bitter, the stomach is cold, the poop is thin, and the spicy, greasy food is used while on medication。
Ii. Common joint medicine programmes (requiring individualization by physicians)
Acute water itching programme: tebithin sprayer + biphenyl emulsion + chlorine tablets - fast itch + double antifluent + allergies, suitable for those with multi-heavy and itchy。
Heavy agglomeration programme: aqueous acid ointment (encapsulation) + etraconium capsule + urea verean e emulsion - decoration + system antifluent + wetting repair, suitable for heights and visible thickness。
Co-infection programme: mopero ointment + fluoride capsules + resuscitation new liquids - antibacterial + antifluent + proxies for repair, suitable for persons infected with red edema and rot。
Recalcitrant re-emergence programme: amorovine + ictarconium capsule + bitter chorus - long-active protection + system treatment + hot and dry, suitable for repeated onset and drug resistance。
Iii. Signals of drug efficacy, hints that treatment works
After two to four weeks of standard drug use, programme suitability is illustrated by the following changes:
1. Itch relief: reduced itch frequency (e. G., from daily high scratch to occasional itch) and reduced itch at night without affecting sleep。
2. Improved skin damage: drying and absorbing of aqueous acne, healing of the scavenging face, reduction of decrum and gradual softening and smoothing of skin with a thicker foot。
3. Infection control: the symptoms of infection, such as haematoma, pain and septosis, recede or disappear。
4. Reduction in relapse: not repeated within three to six months after the stoppage, or significantly less symptoms at the time of recurrence。
If symptoms do not improve after four weeks of medication, or in cases of increased skin damage, increased pain, fever, etc., immediate medical adjustment programmes are required; the treatment cannot be shortened on its own because the symptoms are abated, so that the fungi are not removed completely and lead to relapse。
Iv. Illness? This way
- slight discomfort (frequent reactions): local mild stings caused by cotrimoxes of aldicarb (mitigated by skin adaptation); dry decrum caused by aqueous anointment (modified by wet cream) without the need to stop。
- obvious discomfort (negative alert): rashes, increased itching (insensitization of drugs, immediate withdrawal and medical treatment); vomiting after oral administration of the etraconium (conversion to after eating, replacement of medication); skin contraction after external hormonal emulsion (in exchange for non-hormonal antigeneratives)。
V. Critical details of the use of drugs to improve treatment safety
Spectropic precision drugs: the herb type avoids the use of irritating herpes, the scavenging type wets and then coats, the agglomeration type needs to be accompanied by an amphibious drug and avoids the “one cure”。
2. Quality of treatment: external drugs need to be used for two weeks after the complete disappearance of the symptoms, oral anti-foul medicine needs to be completed on medical advice and must not be stopped at will。
3. Avoid drug resistance: avoid the long-term single use of an anti-facter, and alternately use drugs with different mechanisms of action (e. G. Biphenyl entropy and terbiphene)。
4. Adjustment of special population groups: pregnant women and nursing women are cautiously using oral antifibacterial drugs, giving preference to external drugs; children need to reduce their use of drugs to avoid the use of powerful irritating drugs; oral antibacterial drugs are prohibited in cases of incomplete liver and kidney。
Six, three things together. Bottoms more thoroughly
1. Foot hygiene management: washing feet with warm water on a daily basis and drying them in a timely manner (especially between toes); changing socks, choosing cotton-quality air socks, which need to be boiled and sunburned with open water; avoiding sharing personal items such as slippers, baskets and towels with others。
2. Improvement of the foot environment: to wear loose, air-breeding shoes to avoid long-term wear of sneakers and leather shoes; to avoid dampness in the feet in the rain and wash them dry in a timely manner; and to keep them dry so that they can spray powder in their shoes。
3. Adapting living habits: diets are delirious, reducing ingestion of spicy, greasy, sweet food and avoiding the exacerbation of the body's wet heat; hand scratches are avoided, and fungi is prevented from spreading to the hand (triggering the bracelet) or other parts of the body (triggering the body)。
The treatment of foot gas is based on the principles of “specified medicine, adequate course of treatment, internal and external integration” and corresponds to good hygiene practices and lifestyles. Patients need to undergo regular check-ups and adjust their programmes to the changing circumstances, avoiding self-abuse or dependence, in order to completely eliminate fungi and reduce the risk of relapse。
This is only for general use in health, and medical advice is required for specific medications. # on the headline, hotter #
