Treatment for athlete’s foot may involve topical antifungal ointments, available to purchase over-the-counter (OTC) or online. Severe infections may require additional oral medications.

Tinea pedis. Swimmers, runners, soccer, water polo, and basketball players experience tinea pedis in epidemic proportions (Caputo, DeBoulle, DelRosso, & Nowicki, 2001 ...

Athlete’s foot, a typical fungal infection mainly impacting the skin ... we do acknowledge that this product may not be effective for severe cases of athlete’s foot and can be a bit messy ...

Diabetes-related blood sugar imbalance can weaken your immune system, making you prone to infections. Frequent respiratory infections like pneumonia might also signal uncontrolled diabetes.

7. How can you recognise a fungal nail infection? A. Your toenail falls off. B. Your nail changes colour and becomes thick. C. Your nail feels itchy. D. Your toenail has red blotches. 11.

Objective: To investigate whether underlying medical conditions contribute to the fatigue and high incidence of infections ... of the athletes who were assessed on a fatigue scale. Three of these ...

In Ghana, the burgeoning pedicure industry stands to be a thriving sector of the beauty business. However, a lack of proper regulation and oversight has led to significant public health risks. Poor ...

Almost any cutaneous infection can afflict athletes; however, their activities place these individuals at higher risk to develop and subsequently transmit their skin ailment to competitors.

Severe athlete’s foot can cause redness, blistering, and cracking of the skin. In some cases, the infection can spread to the toenails and cause them to become thick and discolored. If you ...