What is the reason for the sole desquamate?

There are many reasons for sole desquamation, which need to be judged according to the skin appearance of the desquamation site. Examples are as follows: 1. If the desquamation is accompanied by sporadic small blisters and strong itching, consider that it may be beriberi formed after fungal infection. This is an infectious disease, which causes specific changes in the metabolism and proliferation of fungi after skin stimulation. 2. If the peeling of the sole is purely peeling, there is no obvious conscious symptom, it may be exfoliative dermatitis, and it has a certain relationship with humidity and stimulation, and the stratum corneum is relaxed after the stimulation factors act on the skin. 3. If the peeling site is red or yellow peeling, scattered white pustules can be seen around it. It may be palmoplantar pustulosis, belonging to a special type of psoriasis, which is a non-specific inflammatory reaction.