Foot odor and foot odor mainly refer to a symptom formed after foot fungal infection. After the fungus parasitizes the skin on the bottom of the foot, the process of metabolism, decomposition and proliferation of the fungus will break down the human skin’s stratum corneum, and the process of decomposition will be accompanied by significant gas volatilization, which will form a distinct foot odor. The disease is contagious by contact and is accompanied by itching, blisters, peeling of the feet, and even vesicles and oozing, among many other symptoms. If you want to carry out treatment, it is recommended that you can best use oral terbinafine hydrochloride tablets, or spironolactone capsules, and topical miconazole nitrate cream, continuous treatment for a period of time, for the overall recovery has a very good improvement effect. However, care needs to be taken not to wear damp, stuffy shoes, otherwise the feet are very prone to breeding vertigo, which can lead to a recurrence of the disease.