Why does your beriberi always recur? You will understand after reading this article.

For people with beriberi, summer is simply the most difficult season. In summer, the problem of sweaty feet comes, and the original refreshing foot environment no longer exists, followed by itching, peeling, blisters or erosion. , suffering from beriberi. Getting rid of beriberi is the dream of all beriberi patients. In hot summer, if you wear sandals to your heart's content, you won't worry about your feet. It's nice to look at healthy and smooth feet. Don't worry about the strange eyes of people around you when trying on shoes; Don't worry, the train sleeper is filled with embarrassing "fragrance"; Don't worry, when you are in love, your image is greatly reduced.

For these dreams, many beriberi patients can be said to have practiced eighteen kinds of martial arts just to get rid of the annoying beriberi. However, for most beriberi patients, beriberi always recurs and can't get rid of it at all; In fact, this is all because you didn't find the right method, which led to a lot of detours.

The first is toe erosion and whitening. Suffering from this type of beriberi, the patient's toes (most commonly between toes 3-4 and 4-5) are easy to get wet and may turn white due to soaking.

When the affected area is dry, it will begin to peel off. After dandruff is deducted, the rotten surface will be exposed, and the itching feeling is very strong, which is easy to cause secondary infection.

The second type is various types of plantar blisters. With this type of beriberi, blisters the size of needles to mung beans may appear on the plantar arch, toe side, toes and other parts of the patient. The blister wall is thick and shiny, and it is not easy to rupture.

It itches so much that many people can't help scratching. Once scraped, you can see the bright red honeycomb substrate or oozing liquid.

The third is hyperkeratosis, suffering from this type of beriberi. Most of the patients' heels are thick and rough, and the surface is covered with scales. A few patients may also have blister symptoms, and may suffer from pain and bleeding after scratching or chapping.

1. Seek a professional doctor and avoid detours.

In fact, athlete's foot, strictly speaking, is a kind of athlete's foot, mainly caused by fungal infection of the foot; Therefore, for the treatment of beriberi, it is still necessary to seek the help of professional doctors; I usually buy beriberi cream casually, and it is very likely that the medicine is not symptomatic, but it will delay my illness; It is suggested that beriberi patients find a professional dermatologist, so that doctors can provide targeted treatment plans according to their personal conditions and avoid detours.

2, sick relatives to see a doctor together.

Many people know that beriberi is contagious to some extent. Therefore, even if you make great efforts to cure athlete's foot, as long as some of your close relatives don't cure athlete's foot, it is easy to get infected again in daily life and get athlete's foot again. Therefore, it is suggested that patients with beriberi must mobilize their relatives to treat together during the treatment, so as to reduce the possibility of cross-infection and completely block the source of infection.

3. Develop good hygiene habits

Patients with beriberi must develop good personal hygiene habits in their daily lives. When going out at ordinary times, like staying in a hotel, you must use disposable slippers or bring your own slippers instead of public shoes to avoid cross-infection; In daily life at home, wash your feet frequently, change your shoes and socks frequently, and form a good habit of washing your feet before going to bed every day. It is best to change shoes and socks every day and clean them in time to avoid breeding bacteria and aggravating beriberi symptoms.

It's June, and the temperature in many places has reached more than 30 degrees Celsius. Seeing that the temperature has been rising and the weather is getting hotter and hotter, we must act quickly and live a summer without beriberi.