Athletes Foot By Odon Cahierre. Type of disease This foot infection is caused by the fungus Dermatophytes. This fungus is found near warm moist environments.

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Athletes Foot By Odon Cahierre

Type of disease This foot infection is caused by the fungus Dermatophytes. This fungus is found near warm moist environments like pools and the sea. If infected continues to grow in damp moist area of the foot. Dermotophytes

Symptoms Redness in skin Itchy and flaky skin Sometimes blisters Toenail thick and dull Unpleasant smell Not always athlete’s foot

Treatment Anti fungal creams and powders Keep feet clean and dry Dead skin removed with brush

Typical length of time for the disease If you have proper medical treatment it can go away in a couple weeks or months. You can get Athletes Foot for many returning years even after treatment. If you have a very serious case of Athlete’s Foot it could take up to 6 months with medication. Up to

Vaccine for prevention No vaccine Avoid shoes and socks that hold moisture Avoid plastic lined shoes Air out shoes regularly Sweating a lot change socks Wear foot wear in public showers or baths At home expose feet to air Don’t share mats or towels with infected people

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