Many people do not clean these body parts while taking bath, know how dangerous it is for health?

The doctor has told about some such parts of the body, on whose cleanliness most people do not pay attention. Because they think those parts don't need cleaning. 

We take bath daily to keep our body clean and hygienic. Let's clean all the parts of our body. But do you know that while taking a bath, we ignore the cleanliness of some such organs, which are also very important to keep clean. The doctor has told about some such parts of the body, on whose cleanliness most people do not pay attention. Because they think those parts don't need cleaning. 

According to experts, feet and nails are two such parts of the body, people do not consider it necessary to pay attention to their cleanliness. They feel that the shower water automatically reaches the feet or nails while taking a bath, so what is the need to clean them separately. Actually, when we remove dirt from other parts of the body, then all this dirt flows with water and sticks to the feet or nails, and if you do not clean these parts, then there can be a risk of infection. This is the reason that like other parts of the body, you should also clean these parts (feet and nails) properly.

The risk of athlete's foot infection increases

According to a report, 50 percent of women and men do not wash their feet while taking a bath. While there are 25 percent people who wash occasionally. Due to not washing it daily, the feet become very dirty and dirty. Dirt sticks on the sole, for which many times a lot of hard work has to be done to get rid of it. If you think that washing your feet is not that important, let us tell you that 25 percent of people in the UK and the US suffer from athlete's foot infection, which affects the feet. Athlete's foot infection causes cracked feet. The skin of the feet starts peeling. Itching and burning sensation also starts in them. 

Wash feet with soap every other day

The American Health Agency says that everyone should wash their feet thoroughly with soap every other day. Soap should also be applied between the fingers. Every part of the foot should be cleaned. If wearing socks and shoes, first dry the feet thoroughly. Never wear socks and shoes on wet feet. At the same time, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that every person must cut their nails once in 6-8 weeks.