Athletes foot treatment during pregnancy
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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.
Does anyone know if there is anything safe for baby to treat athletes foot? I'm miserable....
one year he ended up in the hospital for 3 weeks. its starts out on his feet like athletes foot then turns into horrible itiching blisters, then raw flesh then it spreads to his hands. when he went to the hospital it had started spreading up his legs. we can't figure out what causes this. please help us he is having the problem again right now.
I used this same cream during my first pregnancy and was advised by doctors it is totally fine as you can use topical creams seeing as they do not absorb into the skin. I am now on my second pregnancy and unfortunately the athletes foot has returned once again and again the doctors have said it is perfectly fine to use this cream. I am 16 weeks and have started it already. So not to worry it is fine.
I actually might give the vinegar a go i was not aware of that, thanks miyu19 for sharing that!
The itching of foot is due to use of faulty foot wear, excessive sweating, contact dermatitis, allergy, drug reaction, fungal infection, athletes foot, Diabetes or other metabolic conditions.
I would suggest you to tell your friend to get her feet examined and take necessary precautions.
Tell her to use a good moisturizer during winter and not to keep her feet dry.
Take care!
Hi I have finished anti biorics but have bad pain in armpit area both sides and my throats hurs but not sore please cam you advise
I have a ring on my right hand that this did not happen with, and I noticed that the rash was confined to the area where the diamonds were (so bacteria could have accumulated there due to moisture and caused a form of athletes foot). To test this possibility, I took off my rings (cleaned them and put them on the dresser to dry all night), put Lotrimin (athletes foot medication) around my ring finger, and put a band aid on it overnight.
During that time I noticed my foot started to itch and flake a lot but only my right foot. I figured I had contracted athletes foot so I started using an antifungal cream on my toes but it never really went away. Even now I still have this problem. For days now the same forth and fifth toe on my right foot have been red, swollen, itchy and sore but it's worse than the "usual" because they never used to swell this badly.
Before the symptoms, I specifically remember sleeping naked with him one night and I have athletes foot on my right foot. During the night I remember scratching hard at my foot and also remember touching my vagina at another period in the night while tossing and turning. So maybe a few days later I was begging to get the itching. Then I began to get white/clear slightly clumpy discharge.
A few years ago, i hurt my ankles during dancing, up untill 6 months ago my ankles were fine, i started running and going to the gym more frequently, and then when i was running, i started getting burning pains and dull aches around my ankles, i use supports all the time as well, it's now becoming more painfull, i go to classes at the gym, and if i do jumping or balance on my feet for to long the burning pain kicks in, an is now mowing towards the arch of the foot, this happens in both feet
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!
If the itching is related to this, the most effective treatment is to keep your blood glucose within normal range. Another possible cause is fungal infection. This would include a rash like with athletes foot. If you notice a rash, you should see your doctor to get a prescription for an antifungal cream. As a diabetic, make sure you are checking your feet regularly for any skin issues.
Sometimes Athletes foot can burn and itch and it sometimes gets worse in the summer.
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