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Chapter 183
Athlete's foot is medically called tinea pedis, which is a superficial fungal infection caused by fungi invading the epidermis of the foot, with a higher incidence rate.Medical tests have confirmed that athlete's foot is mostly caused by rubrum, gypsum-like tinea, and epidermophyton flocculus.Athlete's foot is contagious. Homes, bathrooms, swimming pools, hotels and other places are often places where athlete's foot is infected. If the patient wears shoes that are too tight or airtight, the sweat between the toes is difficult to evaporate and becomes wet and impregnated, causing skin erosion. It is more conducive to the growth and reproduction of fungi, resulting in persistent beriberi.Athlete's foot is generally aggravated in summer and alleviated in winter.

Beriberi is a difficult point in clinical treatment, and there is a saying that "medicine can't cure asthma, and surgery can't cure ringworm".Apply beriberi ointment externally, only temporarily, often show effect repeatedly.Especially in summer, the feet are prone to sweating, and every night, the toes are extremely itchy.Now there is a simple method, which can not only nourish the feet, but also control the recurrence of beriberi well.The specific method is: before going to bed every night, use 10 grams of pepper, 10 grams of green tea, 50 ml of mature vinegar, add 2500 ml of water, boil it, let it warm, soak your feet, soak for half an hour each time, and then dry your feet with a clean towel. foot.Insist on soaking your feet once a night, usually the beriberi will heal within a week.If it can be used intermittently after the cure, the beriberi will not recur.

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To prevent athlete's foot, pay attention to the following points:
1. Keep your feet dry and choose cotton socks that absorb sweat.

2. Keep washing your feet every day, and dry your feet and toes.

3. Always let the shoes bask in the sun.

4. Do not wear slippers casually in public places, so as not to be infected with beriberi.

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