How get rid of athletes foot?

Answer 1

Make sure to wear shoes that allow plenty of air movement in the shoe... Main causes of athletes foot is closed in tight shoes, that cause your skin to pretty much suffocate and with the mixture of sweat athletes foot occurs.

If you have it now there are ointments you can apply overnight, but best natural way is to keep your foot breathing. Open footwear is great but it is still important not try dry your feel out too much as well

Answer 2

Yes.

If you have Athlete's Foot, go to the doctor.

They might give you a special ointment or cream to put on your foot. For more severe cases the doctor might even have you take pills.

Answer 3

There are a couple remedies that could be used for athletes foot

1. Apple Cider and Vinegar- The smell may not be so good but if you soak your foot that has athletes foot in half cider vinegar and half water each night within a week symptoms will go away.

2. Baking Soda- if you put your feet/foot in this the properties of baking soda will allow the foot to stay cool and dry. Creating a paste of baking soda and water to rub on the foot then rinse it off each not can be extremely helpful.

3.Salt Water- Creating a mixture with salt and water will help create an unsavory breeding ground for the fungus making it go away, and also the salt will go into skin and cure perspiration so your chances of getting athletes foot is low.

4. You could always get the spray may sting a little bit, but you could buy it at a pharmacy.

Answer 4

The fastest cure for athletes foot is application of antifungal medication, it works by killing the fungi that is causing the infection internally by taking tablets while the cream, spray, liquid or powder takes care of the external infection.

Answer 5

a special ointment can be used to cure it but you have to go to your local doctor fo the perscription.

Answer 6

Daily application of antifungal powder or cream. If this does not work, then there are prescription pills that will do it.

Answer 7

Consulting with a doctor is recommended. One can purchase medications, lotions, and creams in a drugstore without a prescription. Reocurrence with athlete's foot is common.

Answer 8

Yes, with a certain brand of spray