Fungal skin infection of the foot

Treating Athlete’s Foot And Fungal Skin Infections Of The Feet

Fungal infections like Athlete’s Foot (also called tinea pedis) may be common, but they’re not untreatable.

In fact, many common fungal skin infections of the feet are not only treatable—they’re entirely preventable.

At Rose Park Podiatry, our team has decades of experience providing practical treatment and prevention strategies to keep your feet healthy and fungal infection free.

What are the causes of common fungal skin infections of the feet like Athlete’s Foot?

  • Sweaty feet and moisture between the toes
  • Tight footwear that reduces air circulation
  • Wet areas and environments like shared bathrooms, public showers, and pools

What are the symptoms of fungal skin infections of the feet?

  • Itchy and burning sensations, particularly between your toes
  • Peeling, red, or scaly skin
  • Little blisters on the soles of your feet
  • Smelly feet / foot odour

How to prevent Athlete’s Foot and other fungal skin infections of the feet:

  • Avoid being barefoot in shared wet areas
  • Maintain good feet hygiene and keep your feet dry
  • Use antifungal powders, creams, or sprays if required—we have a large number of different treatment options available to help
  • Wear breathable socks and change them daily

Got Athlete’s Foot or another common fungal skin infection of the feet? Contact our Adelaide podiatrists on 08 8338 0622 or book online to schedule an appointment today.

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