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- Medical name: Tinea pedis
- Infection type: Fungal
- Most common dermatophytosis internationallyeMedicine: Tinea Pedis
- 70% of population will contract it at some pointeMedicine: Tinea Pedis
- More common in men than womeneMedicine: Tinea Pedis
- Prevalence increases with ageeMedicine: Tinea Pedis
- Usually not fatal
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Athlete's foot is a fungal infection that is caused by the same fungus that causes ringworm and jock itch.
Athlete's foot affects the area between the toes and the feet. Since this area of the body is often a warm and moist environment, the fungus that causes athlete's foot is able to flourish.
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Athlete's Foot Questions
I need the top 10 Athletes of 1989 2 AnswersVery hard to pick a top 10, so i'm picking mvp's from the various sports to start with. Some of these athletes only had a few great seasons, but for 1989 they w... read more
How do you play Foddy Athletics? 2 AnswersOK, so after about 10 minutes of falling on my face, I think I came up with a little trick to get him to move forward: 1. Press W a couple of times to get him o... read more
Foot Care Product...!! 5 Answershi i don't know are you have pain in your feet or not ? if you have you can go to this site "http://www.footexpress.com/" if not there are some "ways" to h... read more
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If athletes get athlete's foot, do astronauts get mistletoe?
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Rash on toes - very itchy, blisters, not athlete's foot... http://tinyurl.com/ykn8m2w
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commented on the eHow article "How to Avoid Athlete's Foot" http://ehow.com/a005695c9
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Man who stick foot in mouth get athlete's tongue!
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Anatomy and sport: Athlete's foot http://bit.ly/07H9OS8 (via Economist)
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