I have a problem with my feet.I recently aquired blisters between my toes.I tried treating them and they went away for a minute.Now,I have deep cracks behind my toes,and the blisters keep coming back.What can I do,or what medication can I use?Thankyou!
You seem to be having Candidiasis in the toe web space region.
Do not apply any kind of oils / moisturizing lotion over the affected area . Wear open footwear so as to decrease sweating. Just give warm saline compresses over the affected area twice a day and then apply an antifungal cream. Something like clotrimazole cream helps in most cases. Also , you will need to take oral antifungals 2 weeks.
In case of severe itching, take some antihistamine once a day . If inspite of the above measures, the lesions continue to persist or increase , then you might have to see a dermatologist for proper assessment and management .
Hope it helps Dr Geetika Paul
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How To Get Rid Of The Blisters Between My Toes?
Hi Thanks for your query You seem to be having Candidiasis in the toe web space region. Do not apply any kind of oils / moisturizing lotion over the affected area . Wear open footwear so as to decrease sweating. Just give warm saline compresses over the affected area twice a day and then apply an antifungal cream. Something like clotrimazole cream helps in most cases. Also , you will need to take oral antifungals 2 weeks. In case of severe itching, take some antihistamine once a day . If inspite of the above measures, the lesions continue to persist or increase , then you might have to see a dermatologist for proper assessment and management . Hope it helps Dr Geetika Paul