Foot Fungus Treatment

I kind between the toes and a nature-like dry skin and chapped on my heels, there is also an itch, just behind the balls of my feet. I know how to keep your feet dry and clean and antifungal creams the doctor, but I want more alternatives.

Any smell of bodies - including the feet - from the bacteria that thrive in hot, dark, damp areas. Your shoes are ideal incubators for such things. If you can lose the place as long as possible and wear them when absolutely necessary it would be useful. When you wear shoes, running with different pairs to leave the air and kill all the bacteria inside. The following link is one that almost never wear shoes and there are medical findings and testimony anicdotal be found through the links inside, who substanciated shoes bad effects on our feet and legs. Ultimately, loose shoes as often as you can.

Soak your feet in bleach to 10 minutes 2 times a day for about 20-30 days. Dry your feet well after soaking and then get a little cream lamisil at Walgreen's and put it on after you wipe your feet. That is what the dr did my husband especially because the liver is not everyone who can manage antifungal drugs. If this does not work, you have to go on an antifungal medication if your test comes back OK the liver. Good luck

I learned the hard way. I never used to dry between the toes very good and, therefore, had to spend on what is described above. Be sure to use a very dry towel to the feet and toes.

It sounds gross, but urine works wonders. Just "go" in the shower, the itching stops. In addition, you can soak your feet in water with a few drops of Clorox. The Clorox can irritate your skin. Epsom salt is allowed. For dry skin, use Gold Bond medicated lotion or cream and put on clean cotton socks to sleep during the night. The next morning, you will have a smooth and moisturized.

tea tree oil.

Lamisil is the only remedy, stop messing with it.