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Despite being more common in the feet it also
can move to other parts of the body by the use of towels or clothing
that have been in contact with the infected area. It is more common in
men, but also occurs in children and women. Some people may carry the
disease but do not develop it until conditions are more appropriate
(warm and humid).
How to identify the athlete's foot?
When athlete’s foot starts usually it only produces itching; as it
progresses the skin can look cracked and with a white layer.
It is necessary to treat athlete's foot infection because it is very
contagious and can be transmitted by touching surfaces such as
bathroom floors, carpet, and even pets can spread it.
Treatments for athlete's foot
If the infection is severe you should call your doctor. Depending on
its severity, your doctor may prescribe creams or medications taken
orally. But if it is only a minor infection you can treat it at home
either buying an over-the-counter medicated cream or with natural
remedies. Some of the most popular natural therapies for athlete’s
foot are:. Continue:
Natural cures
athlete's foot
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