Tinea pedis (or Tines pedis) is caused by a fungus called dermatophytes, a fungal infection on the foot which lives on the skin’s dead cells. It is a contagious skin infection that occurs mainly between the toe fingers.
Symptoms of Tinea Pedis
Causes of Tinea Pedis
Treatment / Home Remedies for Tinea Pedis
White Vinegar:
Make a solution made of one part of white vinegar to four parts of water is as effective as a commercially available anti-fungal powder. Soak your feet to it for 20 to 30 minutes twice day, and then sprinkle a proper amount of baking soda in your feet, focusing mainly between your toe fingers to target those hidden areas susceptible to the disease. Rinse your feet after fifteen minutes.
Tea Tree Oil:
Rub a generous amount of tea tree oil in between your toe finger for it contains antifungal properties.
Antiseptic mouthwash:
Soak your feet in an antiseptic mouthwash such as Listerine for immediate relief from itching or burning.
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