Athlete’s foot is cause by a fungus on the skin that overgrows and becomes infect. These fungi thrive in moist environments and are spread through direct skin-to-skin contact. With infected areas or by contact with contaminated objects. However, it can also be cause by other factors, such as a weakened immune system, wet and dirty feet, or wearing shoes that do not ventilate, which can make your feet hot and sweaty, leading to rot.
Common symptoms of athlete’s foot include:
- Severe itching and a red or flaky rash around the toes after removing shoes or socks.
- The soles and sides of the feet become dry and flaky.
- Small, ทางเข้า ufabet, red blisters develop on the soles of the feet or between the toes.
- There is a wound or a foul-smelling fluid is oozing from the wound. The skin in the area is usually red.
As we know, foot fungus is cause by moisture, so we should be careful and protect ourselves as follows:
- Wash your feet thoroughly every day with warm or room temperature water, then use a clean towel to dry your feet thoroughly, especially around the nail bed and between the toes. For those at risk of foot fungus, sprinkle antifungal powder on your feet to prevent fungus from forming.
- Choose socks or shoes that are breathable and avoid shoes that are too closed or too tight.
- Socks should be wash and replace regularly.
- Avoid contact with dirty water, such as walking in flooded areas.
- Avoid getting your feet wet by using talcum powder to prevent sweating. And avoid applying moisturizer between your toes.
- Avoid sharing personal items such as towels, shoes, and bedding with others to reduce the risk of infection and spread of disease.
The most important thing in treating athlete’s foot is to take care of and clean your feet more to help the symptoms heal faster and prevent re-infection. If you have treated yourself for at least a week but the symptoms do not improve, it is recommend to see a doctor for a more detailed examination and treatment.