What are the treatments for athlete's foot in pregnant women?

For pregnant women who are troubled by athlete's foot, it is necessary to understand the treatment methods of athlete's foot in pregnant women. So how to treat athlete's foot in pregnant women? What are the treatments for athlete's foot in pregnant women? Next, this article will introduce four treatment methods for athlete's foot in pregnant women, for your reference only. If you want to know about the treatments for athlete's foot in pregnant women, you may want to take a look! Please see the detailed introduction below.

What are the treatments for athlete’s foot in pregnant women? Medically, athlete's foot is usually divided into four types: erosive type, keratotic type, blister type, and sweaty and odorous type.

1. Erosive athlete's foot: often occurs between the third and fourth, and between the fourth and fifth toes. It manifests as local softening and whitening of the epidermal stratum corneum. When the epidermis peels off, a bright red sore surface will be exposed; in severe cases, there will be an itchy feeling between the toes.

Treatment method: Put some salt and a few slices of ginger into the water, turn on the fire and boil it. When the water is not hot, start washing your feet for a few minutes. Doing this can not only remove foot odor and athlete's foot, but also help you relax.

2. Keratotic athlete's foot: The skin on the soles, edges of the feet, and heels becomes thicker, rougher, and scaly. The scales are in flakes or small dots and fall off repeatedly.

Treatment method: Use 150 grams of soybeans and about one kilogram of water, cook over low heat for about 20 minutes, and use it to soak your feet when the water temperature is suitable for washing feet. You can soak for a while longer. It is very effective in treating athlete's foot. It prevents feet from peeling and keeps the skin moisturized. Generally, washing for a few days will have an effect.

3. Blister-type athlete's foot: This type of athlete's foot appears between the toes, on the edges of the feet, and on the soles of the feet. It is the size of rice grains and is distributed sparsely or in groups. The blister walls are thick, are not easy to heal, and recur repeatedly.

Treatment method: We can pour about one pound of rice vinegar into a basin and soak it for a while. We can soak it about twice a day, and one hour each time is best. This method is simple and effective, and can reduce inflammation and kill bacteria.

4. Sweaty and smelly athlete's foot: It is caused by excessive secretion of sweat glands on the soles of the feet. Sweaty athlete's foot is related to genetics, endocrine disorders, mental stress, emotions, etc.

Treatment method: Grind alum into fine powder and rub it on the soles of your feet three or four times for ten minutes. Your feet will no longer sweat profusely and sweat odor can be effectively relieved.

The above is an introduction to the treatments for athlete's foot in pregnant women. I believe that after reading the above introduction, everyone already knows how to treat athlete's foot in pregnant women. In fact, the treatment of athlete's foot needs to be divided into different types. Therefore, pregnant women should not use these methods blindly when treating athlete's foot!