Patient's question:
Foot, in the middle, both two toes have blisters, went to the hospital to see said it was herpes, feels like it is, vesicular tinea pedis, the blister is gone, it still grows, one door is not good, it still continues.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, the soles of your feet with blisters could be considered a type of tinea pedis characterized by blisters, which is caused by a fungal infection. Did you wear shoes that were previously worn by someone with an infection or shoes that led to an infection?It is recommended that you drain the blisters and then disinfect them with iodine solution or other antiseptics. Wear breathable shoes and pure cotton, moisture-absorbent socks, or opt for sandals or slippers. Disinfect frequently and apply medication regularly, as this will help you recover more quickly. Avoid scratching the peeling areas and pay attention to foot hygiene by washing your feet often. Your shoes should also be thoroughly disinfected.