Athlete's foot is uncomfortable but easily treatable with home remedies or over-the-counter anti-fungal medication.

Athlete’s foot, a prevalent ailment, extends beyond its apparent discomfort and unpleasant odors, offering insights into the broader realm of fungal infections. Despite its seemingly benign nature, ...

Fungal infections typically cause toenails to become thick, discolored (white or yellow), misshapen and brittle or crumbly. If that's not bad enough, treating toenail fungus is notoriously tough: It ...

Thick, yellow, and brittle toenails are often caused by fungal infections like onychomycosis, which thrives in moist ...

Athlete's foot can be treated at home with tea tree oil, tea baths, and cornstarch. Proper foot hygiene can prevent the ...

Board-certified and Cincinnati-based dermatologist Dr. Alexandra Bowles says there’s a reason your foot and toenail fungus is so persistent and may seem impossible to eliminate for good. Thriving in ...

Despite the name, athlete’s foot can affect anyone — and if you’ve got it, you’ll no doubt want to relieve your irritated feet ASAP. The best treatments for athlete’s foot contain antifungal and ...

While locations like showers or locker rooms are the most common way of contracting athlete’s foot, there are other factors that could cause you to contract athlete’s foot. These other factors include ...

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That persistent nail fungus that has resisted conventional treatments might finally meet its match in an unexpected place – your kitchen spice rack. Garlic, the pungent bulb that has flavored meals ...

The 33 Chilean miners who were trapped underground after their mine collapsed in August 2010 spurred an impromptu experiment, of sorts, into treatments for fungal foot infections. Socks containing ...