Treat athlete's foot: Athlete's foot is a peeling skin rash on the feet, caused by a fungus. The fungus can spread to the toenails and cause thickened nails with powdery stuff under the nails. Treating a peeling foot rash early, with over-the-counter lotriminaf cream, may prevent the fungus from spreading. Once the toenails are involved, one must see a primary care doctor, dermatologist, or podiatrist for treatment.
Answered 12/8/2014
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Several ways: Good hygiene will help. Proper cutting and care for your toenails will help. Some people use an antifungal on a daily basis to help prevent fungal toenails.
Answered 5/27/2012
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Don't: Develop vascular disease, fungus or wear nail polish.
Answered 9/8/2012
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Minimize risk: Wear proper fitting shoes, let feet air out when possible, avoid walking barefoot in locker rooms and public bathroom/shower. Treat athletes foot or skin fungus promptly. Do not leave nail polish on too long. Stay healthy.
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