What does it look like when tinea manuum and tinea pedis improve?

Written by Zhu Zhu

Dermatology

Updated on September 27, 2024

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Tinea manuum and tinea pedis are common skin diseases caused by fungal infections of the skin on the hands or feet. These conditions often present with various skin symptoms such as itching, papules, rashes, peeling, and scales. Following treatment, improvement is typically indicated by a significant reduction in rashes, papules, erythema, and a noticeable decrease in itching. The skin begins to resemble normal skin and shows signs of recovery.

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Can you drink alcohol with athlete's foot?

Athlete's foot is a disease caused by fungal infections, which is highly contagious and recurrent. Most people may carry it for life after being infected, and it is not easy to completely eradicate. Once diagnosed, it is recommended to seek formal treatment at the dermatology department of a regular hospital. During the treatment period, alcohol and spicy food like chili peppers should be avoided, as fungi are particularly sensitive to alcohol and chili, which can stimulate their rapid and increased growth. Common antifungal creams can be applied twice a day, and by persisting for one to two months, the infection can usually be completely cured. After recovery, try to avoid wearing slippers carelessly, and avoid going to public baths or swimming to prevent the fungus from recurring. Adopting good dietary and lifestyle habits can also help suppress outbreaks of this disease.

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Can tinea manuum et pedis spread to the body?

Tinea manuum and pedis is a skin disease that combines both hand and foot fungal infections, caused by fungal infections of the hands and feet. It is contagious and can spread to the body, causing tinea corporis and other diseases. After contracting this condition, it is crucial to take preventive measures, such as wearing breathable shoes and socks, keeping the hands and feet dry and clean, and using antifungal medications specifically for treating tinea manuum and pedis.

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How to treat tinea manuum and tinea pedis?

Athlete's foot belongs to a disease caused by fungal infection. There are many methods to treat this disease, but the most common one is still the direct application of antifungal cream, twice a day, for at least one to two months or more, to completely kill the deep-seated fungi and achieve the purpose of eradication. Also, you can frequently wash with hot water, apply iodine locally, which can also inhibit the growth of fungi. Alternatively, using sulfur soap more often can also kill the fungi. Once this disease is discovered, it must be treated as early as possible, otherwise the symptoms will become more severe. After curing, it is also important to prevent recurrence, avoid spicy and irritating food, don’t wear flip-flops randomly, avoid soaking in public baths or swimming, try not to keep small animals at home, and if a family member has this disease, it is recommended to treat it together.

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How to completely cure tinea pedis (athlete's foot)?

Athlete's foot is a type of infectious skin disease that occurs on the skin of the palms and feet. To completely cure athlete's foot, it is recommended to approach it from the following aspects: First, avoid contact of the hands with strongly alkaline substances, and progressively keep the feet dry over the long term, wear breathable shoes, and change shoes and socks frequently, Second, use antifungal medications for treatment, starting with topical ointments. If topical medications are ineffective, oral antifungal medications can be used in combination, Lastly, diet also needs to be coordinated, and it should be light.

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Can you eat vitamins for tinea pedis and tinea manuum?

Athlete's foot is a disease caused by fungal infections and is not related to a lack of vitamins. However, supplementing with vitamins appropriately during treatment can be helpful. This disease is highly contagious and recurrent, and once identified, it must be treated formally. It is recommended to visit a dermatologist at a reputable hospital for confirmation before treatment. Antifungal creams can be applied topically twice a day, and the treatment should be maintained for at least one to two months to completely kill the deep-seated fungi and prevent recurrence of the condition. It is advisable to avoid keeping small animals at home, avoid contact with dirty water and soil, and refrain from using public baths and swimming pools. Bath towels and washcloths should be used separately from those of other family members.