Be Vigilant! Wearing Shoes With Holes Is Easy To Cause Trouble.

The most popular sandals for female friends are cave shoes, which can satisfy both fashion sense and breathability. Is this really true? Experts warn that wearing shoes with long holes will easily catch beriberi after a long time. Why?

Wear hole shoes, beware of athlete's foot knock.

Experts say most of the cheap hole shoes currently available on the market are plastic or

Made of,

Poor air permeability.

Moreover, its structure is easy to accumulate water, which is more likely to breed bacteria and cause beriberi.

Experts said that wearing outdoor shoes after outdoor activities, you can use salt brine feet, helps prevent infection.

In addition, outdoors activities such as rainy days and muddy ground, it is best to wear shoes with heels and no holes to prevent mud and moisture from entering the shoes, resulting in infection.

Experts stressed that beriberi should be scratched first so as not to spread scales or infect others or other parts of themselves.

When the symptoms of beriberi are mild, there is a small lump, itching and peeling. It can be treated with anti sedation ointment for 2 to 4 weeks. After the symptoms disappear, it is necessary to continue to use one week to consolidate the curative effect.

At the same time, attention should be paid to keeping feet dry and clean during treatment.

When the symptoms are serious, it is necessary to add oral antifungal drugs under the guidance of doctors, so as to shorten the course of treatment and achieve the effect of complete cure.

Prevention of beriberi

(1) pay attention to cleaning, keep the skin dry, keep the foot clean, clean several times a day, and change socks frequently.

(2) wash basins and wipe towels should be used separately so as not to infect others.

(3) usually do not wear sports shoes, sneakers and other airtight shoes, so as not to cause excessive sweat and foot odor.

People with tight toe joints can be sandwiched in toilet paper or choose toe socks to ventilate.

(4) actively eliminate the inducing factors, such as foot sweat.

(5) do not eat foods that are likely to cause sweating, such as chili, raw onions, raw garlic and so on.

(6) mood should be quiet, intense, easily inducing hyperhidrosis, and aggravating beriberi.

(7) beriberi is a contagious skin disease. Avoid scratching and prevent infection and infection.

(8) at the same time of medication, the shoes and socks worn by patients should be sterilized.

It is possible to use hot water or hot water to scald. It is best to use cloth pieces dipped in 10% formalin fluid into shoes and put in plastic bags for 48 hours to achieve sterilizing purposes.

The shoe cabinet should also be constantly ventilated and aired.

If the shoe cabinet can not move, it should be regularly scrubbed with disinfectant or put into desiccant to remove moisture.