Tinea pedis

The great news is, there are several fixes for this foot fungus nuisance that are easy to make at home and fast working to get you back on your feet again.

From hydrogen peroxide and baking soda, to tea tree oil, AVC, and sea salt, these remedies for athlete's foot work!

Fungal infections. Fungi feet on proteins, carbohydrates and lipids in the skin. Another example is tenia pedis, aka athlete’s foot, and tinea corpus, aka ring warm. This is caused by a fungus, it is not a worm. It looks like a skin irritation that spreads into a circular infection that is red and scaly. It can be dry or moist. It can be spread by direct contact as well as in direct contact with items. I have been touched by the skin of the infected person.

Photo about Macro view of the human foot that infected by athlete fungus. Image of aged, athletes, dirty - 11044831

The two most commonly recognized fungal infections are nail and foot fungus. Learn how essential oils can be used to treat these infections.

If you want to prevent athlete’s foot, you have to keep your feet dry. Well the hacks are easy enough and worth giving a try…

Ringworm

Athlete’s foot infections can be mild or severe. Find out how to manage your symptoms and treat severe athlete’s foot.

Tinea pedis (athlete’s foot) often appears as small itchy foot blisters. But tinea blisters are very different to friction blisters.

What Is Interdigital Space Maceration? Interdigital space maceration is the white, often peeling skin that occurs between toes. It is a result of too much moisture within the layers of the skin. It may occur as a result of not drying efficiently between your toes, excessive sweating (or hyperhidrosis), or…