Is the foot itching because of beriberi? What is the reason? How to avoid it?

First of all, although athlete's foot can cause itchy feet, it is not necessarily caused by athlete's foot, but it may also be caused by some kind of bacterial infection, or itchy feet caused by eczema and herpes.

If we observe carefully here, we can judge whether the foot itch is caused by athlete's foot, because the common symptoms of athlete's foot are: oxidative peeling, chapping, blisters, redness and so on. But if it is eczema and herpes, then there are only blisters and itching, and there are no other symptoms. So we only need to distinguish carefully, and we can roughly judge what kind of situation it is.

Here, I have sorted out several ways to prevent foot itching and beriberi for you, hoping to help you:

1. When we wash or soak our feet, we can often add some salt or vinegar, because they all have bactericidal effects. Long-term use will help us to sterilize and relieve itching, and avoid the growth of beriberi or fungal infection. In addition, some pepper particles or tea leaves can be added to sterilize and deodorize.

2, pay attention to the cleanliness of the feet, socks and insoles should be replaced every day, and shoes should be scrubbed once every 3 to 4 days. While cleaning these foot products, you can add some sterilized items appropriately to prevent the growth of bacteria and beriberi. Also, clean and trim your toenails in time, because it is easy to hide bacteria under your nails.

3. Scrub the towels on the left and right feet and use them separately as far as possible to avoid cross-infection, because herpes caused by beriberi or fungi is particularly prone to cross-infection. At this time, if each foot is equipped with a towel, it will greatly block the spread of bacteria.