| Athlete Foot |
| Does athlete's foot really ever go away? |
Yes, athletes foot goes away-it is a fungus that can be killed with topical treatment and proper foot hygiene. I don't think peeing on athlete's foot will help. ... |
| What causes athlete's foot? |
Athlete's foot is a fungus known as tinea pedis. When the fungus infects the upper body, this is known as tinea corporis, or ringworm, causing raised and reddened rashes with clear centers. At... |
| What does athlete foot look like? |
Athlete's foot causes scaling, flaking and itching of the affected skin. Blisters and cracked skin may also occur, leading to exposed raw tissue, pain, swelling and inflammation. The infection... |
| I have athlete's foot and it makes my feet stink. How to get rid of smell? |
This sounds like a joke but it isn't. Urine gets rid of athletes foot fast! ... |
| Athlete's foot treatment: Menthol Powder, Sodium Silicate, Brimstone, Triple Sulphate Pow, Kaolin. Is this ok? |
Athlete's foot may last for a short or long time and may come back after treatment. ... |
| Athlete's foot- throw out sneakers? |
Just dust them with Desenex or spray them. It will kill the fungus if it actually is in your shoes. You could also wash them first, then dust them. Then every time before you put them on, dust t... |
| Does Joke itch and athlete foot itch has same meaning and symptoms and treatment? |
first off see a doctor. second of all jock itch, ringworm and athletes foot are all caused by the same tinea fungus and yes the meds are the same you have to read the directions for the specific a... |
| Can athlete's foot spread to other parts of the body? |
It looks like there could be two things are going on here. Welts are caused by allergic or immune reaction. It seems like your son may have an allergy, and the fungus may have lowered the thresho... |
| Is it athlete's foot or something else? What can I do? |
It sure sounds like athlete's foot. To get it under control, you need to reduce the moisture and keep up with the medication. Use sandals without socks as much as possible. Use several type... |
| Can We Make Curing Athlete麓s Foot a Global Priority? |
all fungus should be sent to its grave ... |
| Could I have gotten a ringworm from my fiance if he had athlete's foot? |
Yes, it can be passed on that way, but no way of knowing if it came from him, someone else, or even if you caught it naturally, so I wouldn't blame him, but I would suggest the remedy to him i... |
| My coworker has a really bad case of what w think is athlete's foot. we are groomers and are sometimes wet up |
Go to a web site for vinegar remedies... I think it is called the vinegar page.
I think it had a solution for this. It ha great medicinal remedies and other hints.
I am a grandmother, a young g... |
| The skin below my toe just split, athlete's foot? |
sounds like it. Those do hurt really bad, and you can pick it up anywhere but wrestlers mats are notorious for carrying icky germs like fungal infections. Use Lotrimin or Tenactin and in a few da... |
| Do you have to burn your socks if you have athlete's foot? |
No, you do not need to burn your socks if you get athletes foot. Athlete's foot is caused by a fungus, which lives best in warm, dark, moist places- such as found between your toes. There ar... |
| Who has a home remedy for athlete's foot??? |
Athlete's foot and nail fungus (onychomycosis) can occur separately or together. You'll know if you have nail fungus as the nail becomes yellowed (thickens over time) and has a loose dust... |
| Is there a quick way to stop athlete's foot itch? |
I bought generic "Clotrimazole Cream USP, 1%" at Family Dollar. It takes that nasty itch away immediately. It must be available at any drug store. If you can't find it, ask the pha... |
| I just got athlete's foot, should I throw out my flip flops? |
Just wash them in the washer in hot water. They will be fine. It is a fungal infection that cannot live on dry flip flops. It likes the toes and feet because it is warm and moist. ... |
| Can you get Athlete's foot for wearing your own sneakers/shoes without socks? |
If you've not had a problem thus far, don't be too concerned.
Be aware, however, that many types of pathogens live on the surface of your skin. As long as your immune system is healthy,... |
| Prevent spread of athlete's foot? |
Athlete's foot is caused by a fungus that likes moist, warm feet. Add a huge accent on "moist", as it will not grow without moisture.
The first thing to do is dry your feet a... |
| Athlete's foot cure? |
First, change your socks daily and keep your feet dry and clean.
Second, supposedly peeing on your feet in the shower (gross I know) helps to get rid of and prevent athletes foot. I've never ... |
| Athlete's foot?...cuts between toes? |
Okay, this is going to sound gross, but I know a lot of athletes and they all swear by this: while you are in the shower, pee on your feet. Like I said, nasty nasty nasty, but all the guys I know... |
| Can athlete's foot spread to the rest of my body and cause a body wide infection? |
You should Probably go ahead and go to your doctor if at all possible. The Mayo Clinic's site suggests that you should see a doctor about your run of the mill athlete's foot if it doesn&#... |
| Athlete's foot driving me mad!? |
Keep your feet clean and dry and get lots of natural sunlight. You'll have to clean all of your shoes to get rid of the fungus. Use soap and water and fungus powders from the store. Also make ... |
| Is athlete's foot ever cured? |
Athlete's foot has a smell...you can also keep getting reinfected from locker room floors that are not properly cleaned, same for shower stall facilities and some gym equipment.
You must wa... |
| Need Athlete's foot cures? |
I have never had it but my brothers have. This link below has some good cheap ideas like Vinegar, and using Alcohol and Aspirin on your foot, and many more along with info on how to use it
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| Can you get athlete's foot on the sole of your foot (not the toes)? |
I am not a Dr, but I have had it. It certainly can be. It is typically worse near the toes, but I have had it on the soles, and esp. the arch. If it is atheletes foot, it will have a slight burning... |
| Are these symtoms of Athlete's Foot? |
I would look into ECZEMA SKIN PROBLEMS.
A great link is:
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| Broken toe + athlete's foot? |
I am recovering from a broken big toe and torn ligament (turf toe), and I had the same problem as you. I was wearing a boot 24/7, even to bed, because I kept getting my toe caught on the covers and... |
| Persistent athlete's foot? |
You could try Lamisil one treatment. It is expensive about eight or nine pound but it works great. You just apply it once everywhere on the feet and bingo the athletes foot goes. You must remember ... |
| Athlete's foot myth question? |
I have heard of it. But an ointment especially for athlete's foot would be best. ... |
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