Dr. Somsak Ankasil, Director-General of the Medical Department, said that it rained almost every day. The rainy season is a period of high humidity in the air. causing the growth of fungi and bacteria In addition, people have to travel to work outside the home, may be exposed to rain, wade through water, wet clothes.
This results in skin diseases that follow easily. The most common skin diseases during the rainy season are Eczema, eczema and ringworm, atopic dermatitis, insect bite dermatitis, smelly feet, and acne breakouts. It is advisable to consult a medical professional for the correct diagnosis and treatment.
On the other hand, Ms. Mingkwan Wichaidit, director of the Institute of Dermatology, Department of Medicine, added that 6 popular skin diseases that comes with the rainy season as follows:
1. Athlete’s foot or Hong Kong foot, a skin disease that occurs on the feet. and niche toes Caused by fungi Dermatophytes This is the same fungus that causes ringworm. dampness of socks from wading in the rain Contribute to the growth of bacteria and or may be infected from objects and utensils that have this infection And there may be a bacterial infection complications. or consider oral medication depending on location width of the infected area and the patient’s own immunity
2. Ringworm (Dermatophytosis) and tinea (Tinea Versicolor) are fungal skin diseases. The eczema is a fungus of the Dermatophyte group as well as eczema. This type of infection can be on the skin all over the body. Especially in damp areas such as the groin, buttocks, and tinea is a group of fungi. Pityriosporum This will give different clinical features. Treatment is the same as with varicella. and both groups of these diseases You should keep your body and clothing clean and dry at all times.
3. Atopic eczema. People with skin allergies are more susceptible to rashes. The rash may be triggered to panic. when there is a lot of humidity sweat that is difficult to drain and satire Even minor fungal or bacterial infections on the skin can worsen an allergic rash. Choose a regular nourishing cream that does not contain irritants such as fragrances or whitening agents. Choose comfortable clothing. not too tight
4. Dermatitis caused by insect bites In the rainy season there may be various insects. Varies in each region Especially flying insects, blood-sucking insects such as mosquitoes, black gnats, sea gnats, and other insects that do not bite us but may come in contact with them accidentally, such as the Rove Beetle, these insects, when in contact with the skin, may have more or less symptoms. vary from person to person And some may be carriers of other diseases with care when bitten or touched. Wash immediately with clean water. if the skin has a rash or itching Medications for insect bites may be applied to the affected area. But if there is a burning pain Or swelling, pain, not noticed, immediately see a doctor.
5. Smelly feet (Pitted keratolysis) is caused by a bacterial infection on the outer layer of the foot. Often found when the feet are damp for a long time sweaty feet Wear socks that don’t wick away sweat or moisture well. with thick soles overweight Or having diabetes can be a factor that promotes this disease. The soles of the feet may look scaly or thick or peel, or when viewed up close. will find that there are small pores many around the feet and the bottom of the toes often have no symptoms But it may spoil the personality. Taking care of antibiotics for external use. Wipe and apply all over the affected area. keep clean change socks shoes or treating excessive sweating of the feet, if any.
6. Seasonal aggravation of acne. Heat and humidity all affect the amount. and inflammation of acne Many people may notice that acne is more than usual. Stiffness affects the germs on the skin. opening of hair follicles increased functioning of the sebaceous glands These affect acne on the face. especially the situation that still has to wear a mask continuously as well maintenance If inflamed or very irritable, you should see a doctor. Use acne medication regularly. change the mask every day Choose a mask that doesn’t irritate your skin too much.