Athlete’s foot is mainly caused by bacterial infection, and the first treatment for athlete’s foot is antifungal medicine. If there are small blisters on the athlete’s foot, it is not recommended to forcefully or with tools to break the small blisters at this time, because athlete’s foot itself is caused by infection, and the fluid in the small blisters also contains bacteria. Once punctured, it will cause secondary infection of the surrounding skin, resulting in the appearance of more small blisters.

Therefore, it is recommended that patients with athlete’s foot go to the dermatology department of the hospital immediately, and under the specific guidance of the doctor, take some antifungal drugs, and also use 3% boric acid solution for immersion, then apply antibacterial ointment such as benzoyl benzoate ointment to the wound, and pay attention to wearing more breathable cotton boots, and regularly dry and sterilize.

Soak feet in hot water with Foot Bright powder. Use one small package of Foot Bright powder every day, soak your feet for 30 minutes each time, and continue for a week. First, wash your feet with a small amount of warm water, then add a small amount of boiling water after the temperature decreases, maintaining the temperature is very important, so that the medicine can be fully absorbed into the subcutaneous tissue of the feet, achieving the purpose of treating athlete’s foot, especially for vesicular athlete’s foot.

Poke the small blisters with a needle. Some people’s athlete’s foot has very large blisters, even as large as a one-yuan coin, and it is necessary to completely drain the blisters in order to better treat them. After puncturing and squeezing the fluid, then proceed with hot water footbaths or applying medicated ointment, which is very effective.

Apply medicated ointment. Athlete’s foot has many types, and there are also strong and weak, as well as early and late stages. Therefore, the application of medicine should be classified and the dosage should be controlled. If it is mild, less ointment can be applied, and if it is severe, the dosage should be increased, and long-term regular medication should be taken. For example: econazole nitrate, clotrimazole cream, etc., can treat vesicular athlete’s foot.

Use a separate footbath. Since athlete’s foot is infectious, vesicular athlete’s foot is even more infectious. Therefore, after washing your feet, your hands must be thoroughly cleaned with soap or hand sanitizer before touching anything else, otherwise it will increase the chance of infecting others.

Frequently wash and completely dry your shoes. Prevent sweat from the steps. People with athlete’s foot must change their shoes frequently and ensure that each pair of shoes is thoroughly dried to achieve the effect of sterilization. Additionally, try to keep your feet comfortable, especially in summer, by wearing sandals or shoes with good ventilation, which can have a good alleviating effect on athlete’s foot.