Tinea pedis, also known as tinea pedis, is usually divided into three types, such as vesicular, blistering and keratosis pilaris, with different types and different symptoms, mainly including dry skin, peeling, itching and blistering. 1. Vesiculobullous tinea pedis: it usually causes the skin in the middle of the third and fourth toes to be vesiculobullous and impregnated with whitish color, and then the symptom of peeling skin will appear gradually, and the localized redness after peeling skin is accompanied by intense itching, and it is easy to be infected with other parts of the skin after being scratched. 2. blister type tinea pedis: usually appear in the edge of the foot, will make the local skin appear small blisters, and then gradually fusion into large blisters, blisters within the presence of transparent liquid, accompanied by itching, serious cases will cause dengue, lymphadenitis and other complications. 3. Keratosis pilaris: usually appearing in the heel area, it will make the skin in the heel area become thick and rough, and then gradually dry and flake off, and it is easy to cause the skin to wrinkle and crack after excessive scratching. Therefore, after the appearance of the above symptoms, you should go to the hospital in time to make a clear diagnosis and determine the type of tinea pedis, and carry out reasonable treatment under the guidance of the doctor.