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Athlete's Foot: An entry from Gale's <i>Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine, 3rd ed.</i> by Carol Turkington, 2006 Fungal Diseases: Candidiasis, Athlete's Foot, White Nose Syndrome, Tinea Capitis, Pneumocystis Pneumonia, Thousand Cankers Disease Instant Relief: "How to Get Rid of Athletes Footin 5 Seconds Flat 100% Guaranteed!"AAA+++ by Manuel Ortiz Braschi, 2010-06-07 Fixing Your Feet - How to Cure Athlete's Foot Ask Doctor Cory.(Crohn's Disease, athlete's foot, dieting): An article from: Children's Playmate by Cory SerVaas, 2002-09-01 Foot fungus raises risk of bacterial cellulitis on legs. (Onychomycosis, Tinea Pedis).: An article from: Family Practice News by Bruce Jancin, 2002-12-01 Fixing Your Feet: Prevention and Treatments for Athletes [FIXING YOUR FEET 4/E] Ankle and Foot Problems in the Athlete (Clinics in Sports Medicine, Vol. 1, No. 1 - March 1982) Clinics in Sports Medicine, Volume 1 / Number 1, March 1982: Symposium on Ankle and Foot Problems in the Athlete. by Joseph S. (ed). Torg, 1982-01-01 The Athlete's Health Care Book: From the Hip Down by Myles Schneider, Mark Sussman, 1986-02 The Athlete's foot by Michael J Sinclair, 1996 Ankle and Foot Problems in the Athlete by Joseph S. Torg, 1982-04 Cure Your Feet Yourself by Dr. Benj. Brookman, 1956 The relationship of selected foot measures to speed in racing in Negro and white girls by Mary Thomas Muckleroy, 1971

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41. Athletes Foot Cartoons
    athletes foot cartoons from the CartoonStock directory the world s largest on-line collection of cartoons. . athletes foot Cartoons.  
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42. Athletes Foot - Runners World
    Athlete s Foot A fungal infection that causes itchy or painful scaling, redness and blisters between the toes and on the soles of the feet. Definition  
    http://www.runnersworld.com/article/0,5033,s6-78-79-0-403,00.html
    
    Extractions: Runnersworld.com Tools and Calcs Best Run Calculator Body Mass Index Calc. Calorie Calculator Dress the Runner Finish Time Calculator Marathon Pace Band Pace Calculator Pace Chart - Part One Pace Chart - Part Two RW Training Log Race Time Calculator RaceFinder ShoeFinder Training Pace Calc. HOME Subscriptions RW Store FREE Newsletter ... RW Forums ADV: '); // end hide from browsers > Apply a fungicide such as Desenex, Tinactin, Lotrimin or Lamisil (the latter product is fairly new and has received good reviews from doctors for its fast action and effectiveness). Use these products two or three times a day for two to four weeks, and continue to use them for one to two weeks after symptoms are gone. The fungus remains even after the irritation disappears.

43. SU [Student Health Services: Injuries: Athlete's Foot]
    athletes foot (TINEA PEDIS) What is Tinea Pedis? Tinea Pedis, or Athlete s Foot , is a superficial fungal infection of the feet.  
    http://www.salisbury.edu/health/injuries/athletesfoot.htm
    
    Extractions: Dial 9-911, on campus. QUICK RESOURCES "Ask the Health Professional" Campus Health Alerts!! Contraceptive Information Eligibility for Services ... Vomiting and Diarrhea ATHLETES FOOT (TINEA PEDIS) What is Tinea Pedis? Tinea Pedis, or "Athlete's Foot", is a superficial fungal infection of the feet. It is the most common fungal infection affecting up to 70% of the population at some time. Fungal infections are usually enhanced by heat, moisture and skin break down. Frequently it starts in the moist toe webs then may spread along the base of the toes and soles of the feet. Not every scaly, red or oozing foot problem is due to fungal infection. Bacterial infections, dermatitis, psoriasis and other skin diseases can mimic a fungal infection of the foot. Persistent infections should be seen by your physician.

44. Summer Heat Increases Likelihood Of Athlete's Foot And Other Fungal Infections
    Contrary to popular belief, walking barefoot in places like public showers, swimming pools and locker rooms are not the main causes of athletes foot, but they  
    http://www.jnj.com/news/jnj_news/20020308_1040.htm
    
    Extractions: Note: Archive Study Published In Psychiatric Journal Supports Efficacy Of First Long-Acting, Newer-Generation Schizophrenia Treatment (June 1, 2003) New Study Shows Uterine Balloon Therapy Helps Women Avoid Hysterectomy Over The Long Term (May 30, 2003) (May 29, 2003) (May 22, 2003) (May 22, 2003) Centocor Provides $500,000 in Research Fellowship Grants During Annual Digestive Disease Week Meeting (May 20, 2003) More News News News Archive "Summer heat and humidity brings excess moisture and sweating to our bodies, creating the perfect setting for fungi to grow or fungal infections to develop," says dermatologist Guy Webster, M.D., Associate Professor and Director for Cutaneous Pharmacology at Thomas Jefferson University. "Fungi tend to thrive in warm, moist places, such as between the toes, in the groin, under the breasts and other parts of the body." One of every five persons gets a fungal infection at some time. Athlete's foot is the most common fungal skin infection in humans and affects an estimated 70 percent of adults. It occurs mostly among teenager and adult males. Many people will develop it at least once in their lives. Contrary to popular belief, walking barefoot in places like public showers, swimming pools and locker rooms are not the main causes of athletes foot, but they can be contributing factors. "Sweaty feet, not drying feet well after swimming or bathing, tight shoes and socks which offer no ventilation and a warm climate present the perfect setting for the fungus that causes athlete's foot to grow," notes Ronald Lepow, D.P.M., president-elect of the American Podiatric Medical Association.

45. ATHLETES FOOT.
    athletes foot. Despite the name athletes foot this condition doesn t only infect sporty feet. athletes foot PRESCRIPTION STRENGTH LAMISIL CREAM AND SPRAY.  
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    Extractions: ATHLETES FOOT 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. 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. For treatment of athletes foot, simple cases can sometimes be helped with creams and solutions.

46. What About Athletes Foot?
    receptive is the host environment. The following is from the athletes foot pamphlet at the American Academy of Dermatology website.  
    http://www.unshod.org/pfbc/pfathletes.htm
    
    Extractions: The Athlete's Foot (tinea pedis) fungus sometimes has other manifestions with other names, but all are essentially caused by the same species of fungus. However, going barefoot is NOT what causes this fungus to spread. It's an oft-repeated myth that Athlete's Foot is contagious in this way. The spores appear to be generally available and just waiting for a ripe environment ... the hot sweaty insides of shoes. The main point is not how the spores are transmitted (dried fungal spores can float through the air) but HOW receptive is the host environment. The following is from the Athletes Foot pamphlet at the American Academy of Dermatology website Athlete's foot does not occur among people who traditionally go barefoot. It's moisture, sweating and lack of proper ventilation of the feet that present the perfect setting for the fungus of athlete's foot to grow. It's commonly believed that athlete's foot is highly contagious that you can easily catch it from walking barefoot in the locker room. This is not true. Experiments to infect healthy skin with athlete's foot have failed and often one family member may have it without infecting others living in the same house. The full pamplet is available here at the American Academy of Dermatology website.

47. Tinea Athletes Foot Treatment
    Aromatherapy, essential oils from Sunspirit Australian natural products and home remedies for the treatment of athletes foot and tinea.  
    http://www.sunspirit.com.au/athletes_foot.htm
    
    Extractions: (health for mind, body and spirit) Athletes Foot Treatment (tinea) Do you need athletes foot (tinea) treatment? Athletes foot (tinea) can be extremely irritating, uncomfortable and distressing. You don't have to be an athlete to suffer with this problem. What is it and why does it occur? This fungal infection is very common and usually develops in warm, damp conditions. Several types of mould or fungus infect the outer layer of the skin. These fungi can lodge under nails and cause repeated infection. It is important to clean repeatedly around the toenails and fingernails to prevent the spreading of the fungi. Are you itching for relief?

48. Athletes Foot
    athletes foot aromatherapy, essential oils and massage oils from sunspirit are natural products and home remedies for the treatment of acne cold sores eczema  
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49. Athletes Foot
    Information About Athlete s Foot. What is ATHLETE S FOOT? Causes of ATHLETE S FOOT Athlete s foot is caused by a fungus which infects the foot and toes.  
    http://rxinsider.com/monographs/athletes_foot.htm

50. Athletes Foot : HindustanTimes.com
    athletes foot The skin becomes scaly. There are sores or blisters between toes. Often it spreads to the soles. This infection is caused by a fungus.  
    http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_295443,00500011.htm
    
    Extractions: Great offers on microwaves Leisure Cinema Party Zone Wheels ... Books Interactives Crossword Photos Chat Contest Zone Master Mind Citizen's News Ad Links Send Flowers Flower Delivery Send Flowers Call India@19C ... Travel Insurance Regd. Users Register Here Login Here My Profile var zflag_nid="294"; var zflag_cid="8"; var zflag_sid="0"; var zflag_width="468"; var zflag_height="60"; var zflag_sz="0"; var href= window.location.href; href = href.substring(7); var idx = href.indexOf("/"); var relpath = href.substring(idx); document.write("" + ""); Athletes Foot The skin becomes scaly. There are sores or blisters between toes. Often it spreads to the soles. This infection is caused by a fungus. This breeds in warm wet places. This is a minor irritation and often disappears by itself. But sometimes these cracks and sores become the site for other infections. Proper foot care can alleviate the condition. Rub off peelings gently. Wash feet well and apply powder. A mild fungicidal ointment at bedtime will help. Keep feet exposed. If you have to wear shoes, wear cotton socks.

51. Education News & Resources At The Times Educational Supplement
    Primary forum, Topic athletes foot what s the story? in our school children with athletes foot always do indoor PE in pumps to stop the risk of infection.  
    http://www.tes.co.uk/staffroom/thread.asp?id=18100&threadID=695241&threadPage=1

52. Athletes Foot Treatment With Essential Oils
    A World of Aromatherapy explains the use of essential oils in athletes foot treatment. Athlete s Foot Athlete s Foot is caused  
    http://www.aworldofaromatherapy.com/essential-oils-athletes-foot.htm

53. The Athletes Foot
    Welcome To The Athlete‘s Foot At The Athlete‘s Foot we understand that the most important thing about ‘shoes‘ is that they must ‘FIT‘ and that  
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54. The Athletes Foot - Hiking
    The Athlete s Foot is your source for every hiking shoe you need under the sun (or moon).  
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55. The Athletes Foot - Running
    Stay comfortable and protected on every run with the right mix of technical footwear, apparel and accessories from The Athlete s Foot.  
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56. FreeTrainers.com - Athletes Foot Injuries - Causes Treatment
    . Need for Physician .. Athlete s foot is caused from fungus on your feet and is associated with infection from bacteria. Athlete s foot. General  
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57. Medicine Online Medical Reference, Cosmetic Plastic Surgery, Bid For Rx, Medicat
    Diseases and Conditions Dermatology - athletes foot. Category athletes foot Click here to Visit the Site - More Sites Like This - More Detail Info  
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58. The Analyst - Online Diagnosis And Natural Treatments Health Report: Condition:
    Diagnosis and Treatment by Doctors of Alternative Medicine. athletes foot. athletes foot, Last updated Apr 22, 2004. THE ANALYST, TM. athletes foot, Recommendations.  
    http://www.digitalnaturopath.com/cond/C191697.html
    
    Extractions: Recommendations Athlete's foot, caused by the fungus Tinea pedis , is that reddish, crackled, flaky skin seen usually between the toes. It thrives in warm, moist places and is contagious. It can be contracted through contact with infected skin particles at home in the bathroom or in public places like locker rooms, showers or around public swimming pools. One of the important things you can do to combat athlete's foot is to keep the feet dry at all times since the fungus needs moisture to grow. Here are some suggestions to help prevent and treat athletes foot: Wear absorbent socks, preferably cotton, and wash them in hot water with bleach Keep your shoes well ventilated, and give them ample time to dry before wearing again Open-toed sandals are good to wear as they allow the feet to dry Before applying any medication, wash and dry your feet, removing any loose skin to allow better penetration of the agent into the infected area To avoid reinfection, wipe white vinegar or spray a disinfectant on the inside of your shoes

59. Paradise Skin Care, Anti-fungal Products For Treating Athletes Foot, Nail Fungus
    Pedinol Fungoid Tincture Topical Antifungal treats fungal infections including athletes foot and ringworm. — 1 fl. oz. $20.00. View Details Product Reviews.  
    http://paradiseskincare.thefreestuffvault.com/anti_fungal.htm

60. Capital Health - Athletes Foot
    Athlete s foot is a common fungal infection of the foot. It can affect one or both feet. The Athlete s Foot, Audio File. Athlete s  
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    Extractions: Hospitals Capital Health Link Site Map Media Desk ... Quick Links Skin, Hair and Nails Capital Health Home Your Health Health Topics Disorders and Conditions - Body/Location Systems ... Skin, Hair and Nails Athlete's Foot Audio File Athlete's foot is a common fungal infection of the foot. It can affect one or both feet. The fungus, called tinea pedis, usually grows in warm, moist areas. Athlete's foot can be contagious, although nobody knows why some people get it and others do not. Athlete's foot usually begins on the skin between the toes and sometimes spreads to the sides of the feet. The skin may become scaly, itchy, red and painful. It may blister, crack or peel. The foot may have an unpleasant odor. Athlete's foot sometimes goes away without medication, but is usually treated with a combination of anti-fungal medications and good foot care. These medications are available without a prescription in powder, cream or spray form. If needed, your health care provider can prescribe an oral anti-fungal medication. To prevent getting athlete's foot, keep your feet clean and dry. Dry your feet well after bathing and showering. Pay particular attention to the area between your toes. Wearing socks designed to wick away moisture may help keep your feet dry. Change your socks daily. Whenever possible, wear sandals or shoes made of natural materials, such as leather. They will allow your feet to "breathe." To prevent spreading the fungus, don't share towels, bath mats, socks or shoes. Don't go barefoot in wet, public areas such as health club showers, public swimming pools and water parks.

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