I'm pretty sure i have moccasin foot fungus but i need to see picturs of it. how do i know if i have it?

Show to doctor: Or go ahead and get local topical antifungals and treat it and if it does not get better, see a doctor.

Athletes Foot: Not every foot rash is af, but it is the most common. It can cause rash, blisters, scaling, burning, and itching. Start by using an otc antifungal cream such as clotrimazole, otc cortisone cream for the itch, breathable /wicking shoes and socks. Keep feet clean and dry, especially between toes. Powders are good to dust toes and in shoes. If no improvement after a week or two, see a doctor.

Self-descriptive: Moccasin foot looks pretty much the way it sounds. Red, scaley, cracked skin of the bottom of the foot which comes up the sides almost as if you were wearing a moccasin. It is usually from a fungus called t. Rubrum and responds to antifungals such as tolnaftate, Clotrimazole and terbinafine, all of which can be had over the counter. Make sure shoes and socks are clean and thoroughly dry.