Category: Itching on the back of the feet

There are many possible causes for itchy feet, and different treatment medications are needed for different causes. Without knowing the cause, it is not advisable to use medication blindly.

Consider causes such as pruritus senileis and diabetic foot. Age-related pruritus is most often triggered by the patient’s reduced sebaceous gland function, reduced sebum secretion, dry and degenerative skin atrophy…

If the itching and peeling is persistent, diseases such as foot eczema need to be considered. Foot eczema may be related to chronic infectious inflammation, endocrine metabolic changes, neuropsychiatric factors,…

The common causes of urticaria include fish, shrimp, crab, meat, eggs and other animal protein foods; vegetables and fruits such as eggplant, bamboo shoots, spinach, apples and plums; pollen, animal…

Itching of the back of the feet in diabetic patients needs to be treated as soon as possible to avoid delay. The summer heat and wet shoes and socks can…

One of the chronic complications of diabetes is itchy feet, as long-term diabetes can lead to nerve and vascular lesions in the lower extremities, causing abnormal sensation in the extremities,…

Causes such as winter pruritus and frostbite need to be considered. Winter pruritus is triggered by the cold and occurs most often in autumn and winter. Symptoms are exacerbated when…

If eczema of the feet is the cause, glucocorticoids, antihistamines, vitamin C, calcium gluconate and other medications may be considered, as well as finding the trigger if possible.