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- This fungus has the right environment to grow in sneakers hot and sweaty

- In 98% of cases athlete's foot is caused by dermatophyte fungi. - These infections where the infectious agent is a fungus called mycosis. - In the other cases it is due to the action of yeast and some bacteria or yeast.

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http://www.stopathletesfoot.com Athlete's foot (also called tinea pedis or foot ringworm) is a contagious infection of the foot caused by a microscopic fungus called a dermatophyte that lives on the dead tissues of the hair, nails, and the outer skin layers.

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Some patients may be asymptomatic, and present only bad odor because of the infection, while in others it does athlete's foot symptoms are observed. • Chronic form: Foot redness and itching constantly observed, especially at night. It is the most common form. • hyperkeratotic form: in this state cracks, blisters and scales usually appear in the area that is infected, besides hiperqueratinosis, which is that the outer layer of the skin thickens. • average bladder Form: skin has a number of vesicles should not be exploited. • Form colitis: once you get to this state is a high probability that athlete's foot is associated with a secondary bacterial infection, which may require treatment with antibiotics there. Interdigital ulcers are observed, particularly in patients with weakened immune systems and diabetics. In those patients with poor circulation infection can be complicated, even to have to amputate his foot. This will diabetic patients may occur

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http://www.stopathletesfoot.com Here are the symptoms of the four common types of athlete's foot: interdigital, inflammatory/vesicular, moccasin, and ulcerative.

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The first time that this infection occurs usually use a topical antifungal either powder or cream. Typically, these medications containing miconazole, clotrimazole, or tolnaftate, and treatment should continue one to two weeks after the disappearance of the infection, to prevent recurrences. In 65% of cases the infection does not go away completely, reappearing in less than two years. • Use a closed footwear, and especially those that are coated with plastic. • Stay with wet feet for long periods of time. • That the feet sweat abundantly. • In cases where the affected foot injury present in the skin or the nail.

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Athlete's foot is a common fungal infection that causes dry scaly skin, redness and itching on the foot. It can also get into the toenails and cause fungal toenails. At Advanced Podiatry in Tampa, we offer many treatments for these problems. http://thetampapodiatrist.com/document_disorders.cfm?id=106

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• Be careful when drying your feet and do not leave wet or damp, ensuring that the skin between the toes is properly dried after bathing. • Wear sandals in public pools, showers at the gym and generally any public surface. • Moving socks even more than once a day, to ensure that feet stay dry. • Change shoes often prevent stays moist and can be a source of infection. • Wear shoes made of natural materials such as leather, and allow good breathability. Avoid plastic-lined shoes