I would recommend that you stay out of the pool until the cuts are at least healed. If you have any underlying medical conditions such as diabetes or peripheral vascular disease then definitely st...

The best thing you can do against athlete's foot is go barefoot as much as possible. In spite of what many people think, it's not something you pick up from going barefoot, it's some...

Actually, most fungal infections (such as Athlete's Foot) need to be treated topically (medication on the skin) for at least four weeks. If, after four weeks, there are still symptoms, a phys...

I also get the tingly/numb toes. I went to a sneaker store and found out that I have a high instep. The way my sneakers were laced, the circulation to the front of my foot was reduced when I walked...

Athletes foot is a fungal infection that causes a red, scaly, itchy rash and foot odor in adolescents. It usually begins in between the toes and can spread to the instep. It is more common in child...

In my experience with athletes foot, it takes a long time to completely go away. It is a fungus and even when it looks healed, you should still use the medicine for quite some time ( you have to a...

No because Purell is for bacteria. You need to use an antifungal lotion or powder.

Fill a small tub with hot water. Drop several black tea bags into the tub. Wait a little until the water cools, and submerse your feet. The tanic acid in black tea (it must be black tea) is toxic t...

I do really think the time has come for you to go and visit your gp. Your doctor will not find this has a trivial problem, and least you hve tried to deal with this yourself with no joy.

Athletes foot is another (polite) term for tenuis, aka "ringworm" or "jock itch". And, yes, it is very contagious. The term "athletes foot" comes from the fact that ...

It is due to fungal infection of the toenail, onycomycosis. you can use an antifungal cream from the pharmacy called lamsil on it daily . Be patient , it will take months to cure. If that does...

Use the same thing you used on your feet. You can find creams instead of sprays (if that's what you used). It's right on the shelf, next to the spray stuff. Keep it with you, so you ca...

Fungi soap works very well. It has tea tree oil in it. Lamisil also helps. You just have to use the Lamisil continuously for a few weeks. There are other medications that you can have prescribe...

Try Tea Tree Oil....dilute 5 to 7 drops of tea tree essenntial oil in 4ounces of water large enough to accmodate your feet. Double the recipe if you need more water to cover the affected area. soak...

It is not normal. If it is out of control, then you should see a doctor about it. They have more powerful means available than Tinactin!