My feet are itchy here, and it doesn't help to apply a lot of ointment?

Hello, your condition should be a symptom of beriberi.

General measures

1. Pay attention to cleaning, keep your skin dry, keep your feet clean, wash several times a day, and change your socks frequently.

The footbath and foot towel should be used separately to avoid infecting others.

2. Usually it is not advisable to wear airtight shoes such as sports shoes and sneakers, so as not to cause excessive sweating on the feet and aggravate foot odor. People with tight toes can put toilet paper in the middle or choose toe socks to absorb water and breathe.

3. Actively eliminate inducing factors, such as sweaty feet.

4. Don't eat foods that are easy to cause sweating, such as peppers, raw onions and raw garlic.

5. Be quiet. Excitement can easily induce sweating and aggravate beriberi.

6. beriberi is an infectious skin disease. Scratching should be avoided to prevent self-infection and irritation.

At the same time of medication, the shoes and socks worn by patients should also be disinfected. It can be exposed to the sun or boiled in water. It is best to dip a piece of cloth in shoes with 10% formalin solution and put it in a plastic bag for 48 hours to achieve the purpose of sterilization. Shoe cabinets should also be ventilated frequently. If the shoe cabinet can't move, it should be scrubbed regularly with disinfectant or put in desiccant to remove moisture.

Guiding opinions:

Treating beriberi with soybean water

Soybean 1 50g, water1kg. Cook on low heat for about 20 minutes. Soak your feet when the water temperature can wash your feet. Soak for a while. The effect of treating beriberi is excellent, the feet do not desquamate, and the skin is moist. It usually takes three or four days to take effect. Treatment of beriberi with fig leaves

Take a few fig leaves and boil them in water for about 10 minutes. When the water temperature is suitable, soak them for 10 minutes twice a day, usually for three to five days.