Can you get athletes foot on your face
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Can gonorrhea be cured with a special type of athletes foot cream or does it just relieves the symptoms? Because I went to the doctor and my results were positive of having gonorhea from my vaginal exam, I told the doctor that the symptoms only occured outside of my genitals but yet he found the bacteria near my cervix. he gave me an athletes foot cream and told me to apply it twice a day until the syptoms stop then told me I could leave.
Wish I saw this sooner...I have it too, try using cortizone to reduce redness and irritation; use Fast actin' tenactin you can buy it at your local pharmacy over the counter....the stuff is for athletes foot and works great!
Do this solid for 2 weeks, twice a day and then for another week after that. Make sure you wash your hands after you touch the infected areas -you are probably recontaminating yourself. Also, if you wear a hat, wear one that is washable, and spray the area where it touches your head with an antifungal spray. If you can, resist wearing a hat..Boil all hair brushes or combs and don't share. Change your pillow case at least every two days...I know this is a lot, but it is worth it!!!
I started with a red itchy rash on my feet that I thought was athletes foot . Tried Athletes Foot spray and did not help. Then rash spread to my palms and elbows. There are points of the day where there is no itching and the rash is barely visible, and then other points where I am so itchy and the rash is bright red. What could this rash be? What can I do about it?
s possible it could be caused by athletes foot. The skin around the toes can sometimes split open if left untreated. My ex had this really bad for a while... Do you work somewhere that causes your feet to get wet or sweaty? Moisture is a common source of athletes foot. Try to keep the area clean and dry. Perhaps try a cream or powder for athletes foot. If you still have a problem or if the area becomes red, puffy, warm to touch and/or has pus, see a doctor asap! Good luck!
Two things must be accomplished to control athletes foot. 1. you must change the environment of your foot, meaning you have to try to keep it dry and clean, as fungus thrive in moist environments. This means washing and drying your feet daily, changing socks possibly during the day and avoiding high top boots, if you can. 2. most people never use their topical antifungal medication long enough.
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From the history that your friend is having athlete’s foot, it can be fungal infection. The second possibility because of the sudden appearance of the bumps is of viral infection like hands, foot and mouth disease.
Wash your feet daily and then dry thoroughly by pat drying, not rubbing. Keep the area dry and keep a separate towel for yourself.
when i lived in australia and worked in a job were you had a shower every day after work, [ i still shower everyday a good habbit try it /it wont kill you..] i was told by the cleaver aussies who could teach us brits a bit about hygene] don't wear under-wear or socks that have nylon in them as it will fire up your privates +feet.. don't let the hair under your arms grow long keep it very short or you will smell like a pig..
Just quickly, the shoes were from a place called athletes foot, and he said they were pretty high (he could fit three fingers under the arch (while I had socks on). The arch's face each other (if you put your feet parallel), while the foots flat on the on the other side.
I also have no other problems (neurological, muscle problems, bone problems, etc etc).
s in two places on my foot and stems from a time in which I was in thongs on a camp out at a muddy camp site. Ugh, gross just thinking about it. I've been to the doctor. I've tried lots of things. It will come and go. If the cream you have now is not helping and you've used it for a few days, I'd talk to your doctor about trying something else. My issue is probably fungal.
Sorry, I was rushing on the day I answered you (on my way out of town at the time).
IF it is mange and not ringworm (which it looks like it could be) than you should take kitty in for the shot which deals with mange. However, often mange and ringworm are cross diagnosed, especially in the early stages. So you can try the lotrimin cream or a generic like it to see if it has any effect. If there's no significant improvement after a week I'd take kitty into the vet to be sure.
Red with small bumps a little bit on his toes too. NOTHING on the bottoms of his feet, which is why I come here because athletes foot searches are coming up with nothing. No other symptoms. He wears wool socks and workboots all day M-F sneakers with cotton socks on the weekend. I need to know if this is serious or if I am just being paranoid. I've never seen a rash like this on him before. Thank you in advance.
I too have this same blistering problem on my feet. I get these deep seated blisters in the arches of my feet and also on the outside of my heels. I only usually get a few at a time and once they go away, I will sometimes go months before getting more. From what I found online, it appears it is Dyshidrosis, although the pictures I saw were quite worse than mine, the description still sounds the same. Unfortunately, it sounds like there are no known exact causes or treatments.
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