foot rot

hsNg_90

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Ok its like this: I'm having foot rot, its about 3 weeks already, initially went to polyclinic and got anti-fungal cream but didn't work, so went to hospital A&E to get cream, seems better, but there is still peeling of skin. Now it spread to both my hands. Previously, I had a record with the podiatrist at KTPH, was discharged 3 months ago, but was given open appoinment till june this year. Was thinking of going to see the podiatrist for help.

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just go and use whatever means necessary to get your condition cured but of course make use of the free medical subsidy. don't delay the foot rot, it will become worse.
 

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the best is apply cream + dun wear any thing , ensure free flow of air.........
 

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change socks everyday. Wondering if i shld go to national skin centre? My cream is running out soon
 

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change socks everyday and don't wear gotex boots. wear the full leather boots instead.
 

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Ok its like this: I'm having foot rot, its about 3 weeks already, initially went to polyclinic and got anti-fungal cream but didn't work, so went to hospital A&E to get cream, seems better, but there is still peeling of skin. Now it spread to both my hands. Previously, I had a record with the podiatrist at KTPH, was discharged 3 months ago, but was given open appoinment till june this year. Was thinking of going to see the podiatrist for help.

Advise?

Thanks

Try Lamisil gel form, can get it at all guardian stores as OTC.

Lamisil should work way better than the miconazole given in camp and polyclinic.

You need to keep your foot dry and cool. avoid bursting the vesicles.

foot rot is caused by common fungus colonised on the skin. it only causes a pathological effect when your skin's resistance is lowered, by moisture or by heat.

therefore, its unlikely to spread from your foot to your hands.

peeling of skin occurs when the old lesions heal. thats normal.

to avoid recalcitrant lesions, apply the cream regularly and avoid moisture and heat. keep applying on the inactive lesion for another week to ensure the fungus are fully killed.

if all creams dont work, you may need a more vigorous treatment, such as itraconazole oral therapy.
 

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Try Lamisil gel form, can get it at all guardian stores as OTC.

Lamisil should work way better than the miconazole given in camp and polyclinic.

You need to keep your foot dry and cool. avoid bursting the vesicles.

foot rot is caused by common fungus colonised on the skin. it only causes a pathological effect when your skin's resistance is lowered, by moisture or by heat.

therefore, its unlikely to spread from your foot to your hands.

peeling of skin occurs when the old lesions heal. thats normal.

to avoid recalcitrant lesions, apply the cream regularly and avoid moisture and heat. keep applying on the inactive lesion for another week to ensure the fungus are fully killed.

if all creams dont work, you may need a more vigorous treatment, such as itraconazole oral therapy.

Renfred sounds like medico doktor leh
 

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Try Lamisil gel form, can get it at all guardian stores as OTC.

Lamisil should work way better than the miconazole given in camp and polyclinic.

You need to keep your foot dry and cool. avoid bursting the vesicles.

foot rot is caused by common fungus colonised on the skin. it only causes a pathological effect when your skin's resistance is lowered, by moisture or by heat.

therefore, its unlikely to spread from your foot to your hands.

peeling of skin occurs when the old lesions heal. thats normal.

to avoid recalcitrant lesions, apply the cream regularly and avoid moisture and heat. keep applying on the inactive lesion for another week to ensure the fungus are fully killed.

if all creams dont work, you may need a more vigorous treatment, such as itraconazole oral therapy.

Lamisil is good stuff :)

Had itraconazole while I was in NS. Got rid of the fungus for a good few months. Not cheap, was told by the med ctr storeman that stuff costs $99 a box lol
 

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Maybe National Skin Centre is better for your foot rot problem? :o

Btw try to keep your foot dry and as clean as possible. Try to change socks every day, or even twice a day by changing it during one of your breaks. :o
 

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or maybe "TO BE" or "WANNABE"

i smell jealousy.. Actually these information can be easily found on the web, or a pharmacist can actually TELL you how to manage foot rot.

WANNABE? I'm just a dog playing doc..
 

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Lamisil is good stuff :)

Had itraconazole while I was in NS. Got rid of the fungus for a good few months. Not cheap, was told by the med ctr storeman that stuff costs $99 a box lol

Each capsule of itraconazole is $5 from private clinic. Thats why in NS, you have the privilege to use the best medication for free, but the side effects you suffer lo..
 

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i smell jealousy.. Actually these information can be easily found on the web, or a pharmacist can actually TELL you how to manage foot rot.

WANNABE? I'm just a dog playing doc..
jealousy? haha. damn funny. i like.... don't joke thanks...

wah. dog playing doc... so what does this mean??? hmmm
 
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