Athletes foot

In this article, I'll share what worked for me in terms of treating athlete's foot. I'll also discuss treatments for toenail fungus.

If you notice a red itchy patch crawling out from between your toes and beginning to cover other parts of your foot, chances are you have contracted the common infection known as athlete’s foot. If it’s any comfort you’re not alone—20 percent of people polled in a recent medical study reported that they had had athlete’s foot at least once. And don’t be fooled by the name: athlete’s foot can happen to anyone.

Athlete's foot is a fungal infection that usually starts between your toes. It often causes itching, burning, scaling, peeling skin, discolored nails, and even blisters, which can spread to your hands if the infection is not treated....

Experts agree that athlete's foot can often be treated at home with over-the-counter remedies. It's caused by a fungus that can infect the skin and thrives in wet, warm places. If you notice a scaly rash that itches or burns or that seems...

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Natural treatments for athlete's foot can kill the fungal infection fast and prevent it coming back. And it's very easy to make home remedies for athlete's foot with natural ingredients you already have. In this

Athletes' foot happens to everyone at some point. However, you can treat it with these simple at-home remedies! Try these home remedies for the athlete's foot.

A podiatrist weighs in on the best natural remedies for athlete's foot, including foot soaks, powder, good foot hygiene and breathable socks and shoes.

Athlete's foot, also known as tinea pedis, is a common fungal infection — especially among athletes or people who shower often in bare feet. Direct exposure to fungus or mold while bathing (particularly in high risk places such as public...