What is the cause of female foot

Athlete's foot is a very common skin disease. In life, most people have this disease, but the degree of illness is different for each person. Suffering from athlete's foot will cause certain harm to people's lives, and suffering from athlete's foot will make people very embarrassed in public places in summer. Generally speaking, there are many causes of athlete's foot, and most of the time, athlete's foot occurs without our knowledge.

Athlete's foot is a very common disease, and many women also suffer from it. Most women have athlete's foot due to some bad habits, while some others are caused by infection with some bacteria. In our daily lives, we must do a good job of prevention, wash our feet frequently, and change shoes and socks regularly.

Generally speaking, athlete's foot in women is caused by the following reasons. When the skin of our feet is infected with fungi, it may cause athlete's foot. The most common pathogen is Trichophyton rubrum, which is very widespread and may exist around us. If women are not careful, they may be infected with this bacteria, which may cause athlete's foot. In addition, most women have athlete's foot because of some bad habits. For example, some women often sweat on their feet, but do not wipe them in time, which will cause athlete's foot over time.

Some people don’t change their shoes and socks often, and don’t wash their feet regularly, which is also one of the causes of athlete’s foot. If you often share foot washing products with others in your life, you may be infected with some germs and develop athlete's foot. If you have any of the bad habits mentioned above, you should correct them. If a woman suffers from fungal infections such as tinea cruris and fungal vaginitis and does not receive effective treatment and care, she may also develop athlete's foot. Some female friends suffer from recurring athlete's foot because of these diseases.

What are the examination items for athlete's foot?

Fungal examination is a method of finding hyphae and spores through direct microscopic examination for preliminary diagnosis.

Fungal inspection notes:

When collecting specimens, attention should be paid to the quality of the specimens, as it directly affects the test results. Therefore, collecting specimens from lesions at multiple locations can increase the positive rate. When preparing the slides, any overflowing sealing liquid should be sucked away to avoid corrosion of the lens. Keeping the infected area clean and dry will help inhibit fungal growth and promote skin healing. The infected area should be washed frequently with soap and water, dried and sprinkled with talcum powder. Avoid powders that contain cornmeal, as it can promote fungal growth.

Taboos before examination: Pay attention to normal living and eating habits and personal hygiene.

Requirements during the examination: Actively cooperate with the doctor