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Athletes Foot:     more books (76)

Fixing Your Feet: Prevention and Treatments for Athletes by John Vonhof, 2006-07-12 The Foot Book: Advice for Athletes by Harry F. Hlavac, 1978-03 Athlete's Foot: A Medical Dictionary, Bibliography, and Annotated Research Guide to Internet References by Icon Health Publications, 2003-12 The Good Foot Book: A Guide for Men, Women, Children, Athletes, Seniors - Everyone by Glenn Copeland D.P.M., Stan Solomon, et all 2005-03-15 How to cure athletes foot in secondsA Special Report "12 Step Guide to Foot Relief" by Michelle Tason, 2009-05-03 The Athlete With Big Feet (Rhyme Time (Abdo Publishing Company).) by Jan Westberg, 2004-09 Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine: Athlete's foot by Carol A. Turkington, 2002-01-01 The sprinter's foot: an examination of an elite athlete has led to a rethinking of the way the fastest runners accelerate--and how all of us walk.(FOCUS ... An article from: Mechanical Engineering-CIME by Stephen J. Piazza, 2009-10-01 Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine: Athlete's foot by Patience Paradox, 2001-01-01 Secrets Of Ringworm Treatment: Everything you ever needed to know about Ringworm, Athletes Foot, Jock Itch, other forms of fungal infection and how to treat them. by T K Jameson, 2010-02-12 ATHLETE'S FOOT: An entry from UXL's <i>UXL Complete Health Resource</i> Mycosis-Related Cutaneous Conditions: Candidiasis, Onychomycosis, Athlete's Foot, Tinea Capitis, Histoplasmosis, Ringworm, Tinea Versicolor Athlete's Foot, or, How I Failed at Sports by Robert F. Nielsen, 2002

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1. Learn About Athletes Foot From Plainsense
   Check out the signs and prevention techniques about athlete's foot, an itchy fungal disease. Related Topics athletes foot. Back Protection. Balanitis. Baldness. Colorectal Cancer  
   http://www.plainsense.com/Health/Mens/athltfot.html
   
   Extractions: Weight Control Athlete's foot is caused by a fungal infection. The fungus lives on the skin and breeds under warm, moist conditions. Athlete's foot is more common during hot weather and sweaty footwear is usually the culprit. Adult males suffer most often from this condition. SIGNS OF ATHLETE'S FOOT cracked and peeling areas between the toes redness and scaling on the soles of the feet intense itching small blisters that ooze clear fluid burning sensation HOW TO SOOTHE THE DISCOMFORT Keep your feet clean and dry. Wash and thoroughly dry the affected area twice each day. Use a cool compress to stop the inflammation, ease the pain and lessen itching. Soak your feet in a saltwater bath (two teaspoons of salt to one pint of water) five to 10 minutes, twice a day. Apply a paste of baking soda and water in between your toes and to the soles of your feet. After 10 minutes, rinse and dry your feet thoroughly. Next, dust your feet with cornstarch or talcum powder. Medicate your feet with an over-the-counter antifungal medication two or three times a day. Continue to apply the medication up to two weeks after the infection has disappeared. If the infection doesn't clear up after self treatment see your doctor.

2. PharmWeb - Athletes Foot
   athletes foot is not, as its name suggest, a condition which solely affects the physically energetic.  
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   Extractions: Athletes Foot is not, as its name suggest, a condition which solely affects the physically energetic. It is an uncomfortable condition of the feet caused by a fungal infection just below the skin. It can be recognised by an initial scaling of the skin between the toes, this skin then becomes moist or soggy . The skin may then flake and peel and small blisters may appear. The new skin underneath infected areas may look red, sore and inflamed. There are several products available to treat Athletes Foot. It is important to follow the guidelines for the treatment carefully since the infecting fungus is quite hardy and is often very difficult to kill. Following the course of treatment will ensure eradication of the fungus and reduce the chances of a further infection. There are two imidazoles commonly available for the treatment of Athletes Foot;

3. The Foot Nurse - Athletes Foot - Foot Health, Wellness, Safety, Diabetes Trainin
   spreading the infection and to prevent reinfection of athletes foot. Wear sandals or other types of footwear when  
   http://www.footnurse.com/generic.jhtml?pid=35

4. Athlete's Foot: Information From The APMA
   Information on Arthritis and Foot Health from the American Podiatric Medical Association.. athletes who used these facilities frequently, the term athletes foot became popular. Not all foot rashes  
   http://www.apma.org/topics/athfoot.htm
   
   Extractions: TALKS ABOUT ATHLETE'S FOOT Information From The American Podiatric Medical Association Athlete's Foot Athlete's foot is a skin disease caused by a fungus, usually occurring between the toes. The fungus most commonly attacks the feet because shoes create a warm, dark, and humid environment which encourages fungus growth. Not all fungus conditions are athlete's foot. Other conditions, such as disturbances of the sweat mechanism, reaction to dyes or adhesives in shoes, eczema, and psoriasis, also may mimic athlete's foot. Symptoms The signs of athlete's foot, singly or combined, are drying skin, itching scaling, inflammation, and blisters. Blisters often lead to cracking of the skin. When blisters break, small raw areas of tissue are exposed, causing pain and swelling. Itching and burning may increase as the infection spreads. Athlete's foot may spread to the soles of the feet and to the toenails. It can be spread to other parts of the body, notably the groin and underarms, by those who scratch the infection and then touch themselves elsewhere.

5. Cheminova Internacional Home Of The Skin Cap
   Topical treatments for a variety of disorders including psoriasis, herpes, and athletes foot. Also offers an antiinflammatory product for arthritis and joint pain.  
   http://www.skin-cap.net/

6. AthletesFoot.com - Athlete's Foot Information Page.
   Learn the symptoms of athlete's foot and its medical remedies. However, no worm is involved in athletes foot or other fungal infections.  
   http://www.athletesfoot.com/

7. The Athletes Foot
   Welcome To The Athlete‘s Foot At The Athlete‘s Foot we understand that themost important thing about ‘shoes‘ is that they must ‘FIT‘ and that  
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8. The Athletes Foot
   FITPRINT™ Fitprint™ is a complimentary service exclusive to your localThe Athlete's Foot store. The Athlete’s Foot Privacy Policy.  
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9. AthletesFoot.com - Athlete's Foot Information Page.
   However, no worm is involved in athletes foot or other fungal infections. TineaPedis or athletes foot can take different forms  
   http://athletesfoot.com/

10. Welcome To Bees Wax Bars!
    Offers bees wax products, which may also be used as lotions, for the relief of eczema, psoriasis, and athletes foot.  
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    Extractions: You have found the place for natural healing on the web! Using pure beeswax and a special blend of organic herbs, you can help heal a variety of skin aliments. Do you suffer from any of the following? We can help you! Feel free to come in and take a look at what we have to offer. We guarantee our products to work with a money back guarantee!

11. Athletes Foot And Athletes Foot Treatment
    athletes foot Information. athletes foot. INTRODUCTION TO athletes foot. The term athlete's foot is a highly misleading word, as this condition  
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    Extractions: Dr Foot Recommends Dr Keller Shoes! Click here for Dr.Keller Shoe Stockists ATHLETES FOOT INTRODUCTION TO ATHLETES FOOT The term athlete's foot is a highly misleading word, as this condition does not only occur in athletes. Athlete's foot is a common name given to a fungus infection of the skin that occurs in between toes. This condition can cause a great deal of discomfort and can affect an individual's quality of life. APPEARANCE OF ATHLETES FOOT The above photograph shows the effects of an athletes foot condition. SYMPTOMS OF ATHLETES FOOT The affected area may be peeling and have small blisters. It may also appear red, dry and itchy. If left untreated, there may be deep cracks in the skin which can lead to a secondary bacterial infection. It may contain sticky clear fluid.

12. Athletes Foot And Athletes Foot Treatment
    Dr Keller Shoes! Click here for Dr.Keller Shoe Stockists. athletes foot. INTRODUCTIONTO athletes foot. athletes foot. Dr Foot's Best Seller. athletes foot.  
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    Extractions: Dr Foot Recommends Dr Keller Shoes! Click here for Dr.Keller Shoe Stockists ATHLETES FOOT INTRODUCTION TO ATHLETES FOOT The term athlete's foot is a highly misleading word, as this condition does not only occur in athletes. Athlete's foot is a common name given to a fungus infection of the skin that occurs in between toes. This condition can cause a great deal of discomfort and can affect an individual's quality of life. APPEARANCE OF ATHLETES FOOT The above photograph shows the effects of an athletes foot condition. SYMPTOMS OF ATHLETES FOOT The affected area may be peeling and have small blisters. It may also appear red, dry and itchy. If left untreated, there may be deep cracks in the skin which can lead to a secondary bacterial infection. It may contain sticky clear fluid.

13. Athletes Foot
    Athlete's Foot/Fungal Nails. Despite the name athletes foot this conditiondoesn't only infect sporty feet. It is a contagious fungal  
    http://dreamyfeet.co.uk/athletesfoot.htm
    
    Extractions: Athlete's Foot/Fungal Nails Despite the name athletes foot this condition doesn't only infect sporty feet. It is a contagious fungal infection that anyone can get and affects as many as one in seven adults. The fungus that causes athlete's foot is a spore that can survive for up to two years and is usually picked up from walking barefoot across communal changing rooms. The infection usually starts between the little toe and the one next to it. At first the skin is itchy and sore sometimes becomes white, macerated and blisters. Then it starts to crack and peel and if untreated it can spreads to other areas, like the toe nails and sole of the foot. Fungal infected toe nails become thickened and discoloured and gradually they start to split and separate from the nail bed and eventually may be lost. There are various creams and solutions that can be used to help prevent athlete's foot also some measures that you can take to avoid contracting athlete's foot are do not wear shoes without socks or tights, wear footwear which allow your feet to breath, wherever possible allow fresh air to get to your feet, consider wearing plastic shoes like flip-flops in communal showers, changing rooms and around pools, wash feet daily and dry them carefully; never share towels, change socks or tights daily and select socks and shoes made from natural materials.

14. Athletes Foot
    Mycil athletes foot Ointment 25g 2 packs, Mycil athletes foot Ointment25g - 2 packs Treats and Prevents. Dual Action. Approximate  
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15. Medicine Online Medical Reference, Cosmetic Plastic Surgery, Bid For Rx, Medicat
    Diseases and Conditions Dermatology - athletes foot. Category athletes footClick here to Visit the Site - More Sites Like This - More Detail Info  
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16. Athletes Foot
    When I was 16 years old, I got atheletes foot. We also buy a special cream for ouratleletes foot and put it on after soaking in the bucket. Kelley Turner USA.  
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    Extractions: Mexico ingredients = Hot water, detergent, alcohol. When I was 16 years old, I got atheletes foot. In my country we always use this remedy. We fill up a bucket of hot water and add detergent and alcohol. We put our feet in the bucket to soak. We repeat this everyday for 15 minutes. We also buy a special cream for our atleletes foot and put it on after soaking in the bucket. Kelley Turner

17. Athletes Foot
    blushingbuyer.co.uk Foot Care athletes foot, athletes foot Information, Price£2.15€3,36. blushingbuyer.co.uk Foot Care athletes foot.  
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18. Information; Athletes Foot
    Just type in what you are looking for. athletes foot. Tinea Pedis isthe medical name for the athletes foot fungus. This is a fungal  
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    Extractions: Just type in what you are looking for Tinea Pedis is the medical name for the athletes foot fungus. This is a fungal infection that affects the feet, specifically the toe webs and soles. This dermatophyte is afungus of the ringworm family. The same fungi that causes jock itch also causes athlete's feet. These fungi thrive in warm, moist places, such as shoes. Athlete's feet is more common among males, but as more women take up exercising in gyms, and professional sports, women are being afflicted with tinea pedis as well. Athlete's Foot Fungus is communally spread. The fungus is found most often in showers that are used by many people, such as in gyms, public swimming pools, and changing rooms that have not been properly disinfected. Athlete's foot fungus also can be found in hotel bathrooms and rooms that have not been properly cleaned and sanitized. Once the fungus is picked up by the foot (or feet), it is absorbed and retained by perspiration and germs from socks and shoes. Athlete's Foot is not always preventable, but a few things will help. Disinfecting shower stalls and bathrooms before use. If you belong to a health club or use a communal changing room on a regular basis, there are rubber shower shoes that can make it less likely that the fungus will develop. Also, avoid tight fitting shoes, especially during the summer. Expose the afflicted foot (or feet) to light and air as much as possible. To treat athlete's feet, clean the feet twice daily with an antibacterial soap, thoroughly dry and apply an anti-fungal cream, powder or spray. For maximum effect, the cream or powder must contain tolnafftate or undecenoic acid. Use of these products daily for two weeks should take care of the problem. If not, consult a doctor.

19. Athletes Foot
    athletes foot. This is People who suffer from athletes foot that perspirefrequently are prone to develop this complaint. The situation  
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20. Athletes Foot
    A free athlete's foot monograph for patient counseling.Category Health Conditions and Diseases Fungal RingwormMonograph athletes footATHLETE'S FOOT. Free counseling monographs byRXinsider.com Pharmacy's online training and information resource.  
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