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INTRODUCTION
TO ATHLETES FOOT
The
term athlete's foot is a highly misleading word, as
this condition does not only occur in athletes. Athlete's
foot is a common name given to a fungus infection of
the skin that predominately occurs in between toes but
can occur anywhere on the foot. If left untreated
the condition can spread to other parts of the foot,
hands and can even affect the face.
This
condition can cause a great deal of discomfort and can
affect an individual's quality of life. The skin involved
may be red, swollen and may contain sticky fluid. Patients
may also experience a scaly dry rash on the bottom and
sides of feet. This type of athlete's foot is called
a "moccasin" pattern. Cracks or "fissures"
can occur between the toes, sometimes with a accompanied
soft white scale (Click
here to view photograph).
Symptoms
include dry and itchy lesions. Patients often report
a burning or stinging sensation.
A common associated condition with athletes foot is
a fungal
nail infection. If athletes foot is not treated
the lesion can become infected and extremely painful.
 
Photograph
1 Shows the effects of an untreated athletes foot condition.
The lesion has become infected and is very painful.
Photograph
2 Shows the effects of an athletes foot condition on
the bottom surface of the foot.
CAUSES OF ATHLETES FOOT
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Many people have the fungus present on their skin
but are unaffected by the microscopic organism. Conditions
such as bruising or cracks in the skin allow
entry for the fungus.
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Fungi thrive on moist, warm environments. Which is
why this condition usually occurs in between toes
due to an accumulation of moisture.
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It may also spread between individuals. A
common port of entry is found within bathrooms, showers,
swimming pools and changing rooms.
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Not changing your socks on a regular basis can also
encourage the build up of fungi in between the toes.
- People
with excessively sweaty feet are more prone to this
condition.
TREATMENT
OF ATHLETES FOOT
- Click on the below image to
cure this condition.
- Anti-fungal
powders can be used in socks and shoes.
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Creams and sprays can also be used. One of the most
effective products is the imperial athletes
foot spray below.
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Diabetic patients should not try and treat this condition
themselves, they should seek immediate professional
advice.
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Wear cotton socks to absorb moisture.
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Dry the feet thoroughly after bathing especially in
between the toes.
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Treat excessively sweaty feet.
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Change socks daily.
Dr
Foot Recommends
Review:
Athletes Foot can be an embarrassing and hard to treat
condition. Imperial Feet Athletes Foot Solution provides
instant relief for the burning, itching and throbbing
pains of athletes foot. This powerful anti-fungal
solution destroys the fungus that causes the infection,
heals the affected area and prevents future occurrences
of this condition.
Clinical trials have reported total clearance of Athletes
Foot within 7 days of using Imperial Feet Athletes Foot
Solution.
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U.K
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treated as well. The spray reaches every single corner
and prevents the recurrence of fungal infection.
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