Foot Fungus Treatment

Fungal infection between the toes

At this time of summer, sores can be seen between the toes. The area becomes very itchy and red. Sometimes the skin breaks out, sometimes it looks like a rash, it also burns. This problem is called 'Tinea Pedis' or 'Athletes' Foot'.

It is contagious. When the level of infection increases, sores form between the fingers.

Fungal infections are usually not serious. But sometimes its cure can be difficult. If you have diabetes or have a weakened immune system, you should not delay treating such an infection. In this case the situation can be complicated.

Why is Foot Fungus

Fungal infections are usually more common in hot and humid weather.

Fungal infections are more likely to occur when feet are sweaty due to wet feet all the time, wearing the same socks over and over again, wearing tight shoes all day.

Another person can also be infected by using the clothes, socks, bedding of an infected person.

Walking barefoot increases the risk of infection.

Foot Fungus Treatment

Some fungicides can be bought directly from the store without a prescription to treat the infection.

The medicine should be used for at least one more week after the symptoms go away to prevent re-infection. If it doesn't heal after that, hydrogen peroxide can be poured directly on the infected area on the doctor's advice. However, it can cause irritation and blisters.

Tea tree oil contains antifungal and antibacterial properties. Mix tea tree oil with a carrier oil such as coconut oil to make a 25-50 percent concentration. Then use twice a day on the affected area.

Neem leaf extract is very effective in curing fungal infections. Neem oil or extract can be applied directly to the infected area two to three times a day.

Sea salt also has antibacterial and antifungal properties. Take saffron warm water in a bowl and add a cup of salt to it and soak the toe for 20 minutes. Then wipe thoroughly.

Resistance of Foot Fungus

Dryness and cleanliness of feet is essential. Dry between fingers.
Change or wash socks regularly.
Do not walk barefoot in public places.
Wear breathable shoes.