Please provide some do's and don'ts on dealing with athlete's foot.

Ignore: Make sure to change socks frequently to avoid a moist environment which helps the fungus grow.

Ignore: Always wear rubber slippers at the gym when showering.

Ignore: Do wear slippers in the shower and around the swimming pool.

Do: Do dry your feet promptly after showers, swims or workouts.

Soak: Soak feet daily in warm water+vinegar+baking soda for 2-3 weeks/until better. Use anti-fungal spray.

Wear: Wear clean cotton ones. Don't wear socks when at home. Let ur feet breath. Keep feet clean.

Ignore: While being treated, get new sandals, or wear clean socks Avoid nail spas or being barefooted.

Oil: Oil of oregano has good antifungal properties. You can apply diluted form topically, or take orally.

Prevent: To prevent athlete's foot, wash between toes and thoroughly dry feet; change sweaty socks and shoes.

Ignore: Wash your feet in shower daily with desenex shampoo.

Carry: Carry extra set of socks with you at all times if you have athlete's foot in case feet get wet/sweaty.

Ignore: Avoid polyester blend socks Enjoy 100% cotton socks Soak feet w/ dilute Listerine a few times.

Ignore: Do wear comfortable footwear, Don't wear sweaty socks repeatedly, and Do use appropriate medications.

Keeping: Keeping the feet dry by using cotton socks and breathable shoes can help prevent athlete's foot.

Do: Do treat all areas of fungal infection at one time to avoid reinfection.

Ignore: Athlete's foot is a common infection caused by a fungus. It most often affects the space between the.

Ignore: Wear non-cotton athletic socks to better wick the moisture and reduce the risk of athlete's foot.

Wear: Wear non-cotton athletic socks to better wick the moisture and reduce the risk of athlete's foot.

Keep: Keep feet dry. Use spray on anti-fungals. Shoes become contaminated. Use zinc supplements!

Acetic: Acetic acid, iodine, and clotrimazole are all effective treatments must be used for a week.