Patients with ichthyoderma foot are treated primarily with general care and topical moisturizers such as urea ointment, exfoliators such as retinoic acid cream, and other medications, and in severe cases, oral medications.
Ichthyosis foot is a skin disease in which the skin of the feet undergoes keratinization disorder and abnormal epidermal barrier function. It can be manifested as dry, flaky, ichthyosquamous skin lesions, mostly associated with heredity.
1. General care: enhance the cleaning and care of the feet, after soaking the feet can be used to scrub towel to remove part of the keratin, and apply moisturizing cream.
2. Topical medication: moisturizers such as vitamin E milk or urea ointment can be used to moisturize the skin, which can increase the wetness of the skin.
In addition, you can also apply drugs such as retinoic acid to promote the exfoliation of scales on the feet and improve the abnormal keratinization.
3. Oral drug treatment: patients with more serious symptoms, you can also take oral isotretinoin and other drugs for treatment. Ichthyosis feet such as secondary infection, can be oral azithromycin and other antibiotic drugs for anti-infection treatment.
The ichthyosis foot should follow the doctor’s instructions for medication, and strengthen the daily care.