Can pregnant women use Daknin to treat athlete's foot?

Athlete's foot is a very common bacterial infectious skin disease. It is caused by bacterial infection. The skin damage usually occurs on one side (i.e. one foot) first, and then infects the other side after a few weeks or months. Although athlete's foot is not a serious skin disease, it is indeed very uncomfortable. If you get athlete's foot during pregnancy, you will feel even more uncomfortable. The thing pregnant women avoid most is taking medicine. So can pregnant women use Jindaconing if they have athlete's foot? Let me analyze it for everyone below.

1. Pregnant women should use Jindakening with caution

1. Jindakoning is an over-the-counter drug for dermatology and gynecology. Taken intravenously, Jindakoning is mainly used to treat skin and nail infections caused by dermatophytes and other bacteria. However, its user manual states that pregnant women and breastfeeding women should use it with caution. This is because the main ingredient of Jindaconing is miconazole nitrate. Long ago, the UK Food and Drug Administration had already listed miconazole as a Class C drug, which means that the drug has only been proven to have an effect on fetal malformations or kill test tube embryos in clinical trials, but has not been confirmed in human studies. Pregnant women need to think carefully before taking the drug, and only use it when they are sure that the benefits outweigh the disadvantages.

2. If you really need to take Jindakoning, pregnant women and breastfeeding women should use it under the guidance of a doctor. If some pregnant women use Jindakoning without establishing pharmacological conditions, there is no need to rush. If the dosage of Jindakoning is small and it is used locally, there will basically not be too many problems.

2. Small ways for pregnant women to treat athlete's foot

1. Wash your feet with salt and ginger water to remove athlete's foot: Put appropriate amount of salt and a few slices of ginger in boiling water, heat it for a few minutes, wash your feet when it is not hot, and wash your hands for a few minutes. It can not only remove athlete's foot, but also make your feet feel relaxed and relieve fatigue.

2. Mix salt and vinegar in small amounts and soak your feet in water. The ratio should be appropriate, not too sour or too salty.

3. Use white sugar to remove athlete's foot: Soak your feet in warm water and then wash them. Take a small amount of white sugar and rub the affected area repeatedly. Wash them after rubbing, or you can leave them unwashed. Do it once every two or three days, and three times can cure mild athlete's foot. This method is especially effective for athlete's foot between the toes.

4. Eat more foods containing vitamin B2, such as wild rice stem and sweet almonds, and eat less irritating foods, such as raw onions and raw garlic.

3. I strongly recommend a dietary therapy method to get rid of athlete's foot

Red bean carp soup

Raw materials: 1 crucian carp (about 600 grams), 75 grams of red beans, 19 grams of dates, and a small piece of Poria cocos.

Seasoning: a small amount of salt, white pepper and oil.

practice:

2.1 Wash and dry the red beans and jujubes, soak and scrape the Poria cocos, and remove the pits from the red dates and set aside.

2.2 Remove the scales from the crucian carp, clean it and wipe it dry. Sprinkle a small amount of salt and white pepper on it. Use a small amount of oil to fry the fish until it turns slightly golden brown. Remove from the pan and rinse off the oil with cold water.

2.3 Put all the ingredients into the pot at the same time, add appropriate amount of cold water and bring to a boil, then change to low heat and cook until the ingredients are soft and the soup is thick, finally add appropriate amount of salt.

Athlete's foot is a nasty bacterial infection. In order to prevent athlete's foot from affecting the state and mood during pregnancy and causing trouble in daily life, pregnant mothers should pay attention to their own habits and avoid athlete's foot.