What are some tips for pregnant women to treat athlete's foot?

Many female friends will notice certain changes in their bodies after becoming pregnant. For example, constipation, bloating, etc., these are all normal. Some pregnant women may also suffer from athlete's foot. So, what are some tips for treating athlete’s foot during pregnancy?

What are some tips for pregnant women to treat athlete's foot

During pregnancy, the skin resistance of pregnant women is relatively poor, which is caused by endocrine changes. Therefore, athlete's foot may also be caused. At this time, pregnant women should pay more attention to the hygiene of their feet and the dryness of their socks. Just change your cotton socks frequently every day and make sure to disinfect and sterilize them.

What changes occur in the human body during pregnancy

Morning sickness may occur around three weeks of pregnancy, and this type of morning sickness may occur at any time, so pregnant women should be well prepared. During pregnancy, the body's hormone levels also change. To a certain extent, it will cause breast pain, roundness and so on in pregnant women. Pregnant women are advised to wear bras with support functions during pregnancy.

Fatigue is the most common symptom at the beginning of pregnancy. With the increase of progesterone levels, pregnant women will often feel tired. Therefore, pregnant women must pay more attention to rest at this time. In addition, heartburn may occur frequently during this period. Therefore, pregnant women should eat small meals frequently at this time, and should avoid fried and spicy foods.

The best way for pregnant women to treat athlete's foot is to use external application medicines for treatment. Pregnant women must not take oral medications, as the side effects are very serious and can cause great harm to the fetus. It is also best to use external medicines with relatively few side effects. Chinese herbal medicines can be used for treatment, such as boiling Chinese herbal medicines such as Sophora flavescens, Phellodendron chinense, and Cnidium monnieri in water for external washing, and then applying plasters externally. Common ones include terbinafine hydrochloride ointment and butenafine hydrochloride ointment. You can also apply Tuqinpi tincture externally.