Things You'll Need:
- Mild soap (such as dishwashing liquid)
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Step 1
Wash your feet twice a day with a mild soap. Clean well between your toes, and dry thoroughly. Avoid deodorant soaps.
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Step 2
Apply an over-the-counter antifungal powder, cream or spray or herbal alternative between your toes and inside your socks and shoes.
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Step 3
Wear clean socks made of cotton or wool. Natural fibers absorb moisture much better than synthetics.
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Step 4
Change your socks during the day, especially after activities that cause your feet to sweat.
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Step 5
Wear shoes that provide some ventilation such as sandals or canvas shoes.










Comments
peterpan56 said
on 5/6/2008 Good advice on treating athlete's foot. It should also be noted that athlete's foot fungus can still be there after symptoms are gone. So it is a good idea to continue to treat the area with anti-fungal for 7 to 10 days after all symptoms are gone.
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