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Tinea Pedis

It is also known as the athlete’s foot. Tinea pedis is a fungal infection that occurs commonly between the toes. It causes itching and scaly rashes. It spreads through contaminated towels and floors. Fungal infections like ringworm are closely related to this infection. It inflames the affected part and causes painful blisters.

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My uncle has toenail fungal infections. Please suggest.

Query: Hello doctor,My uncle is 57 years old. A few days ago, he noticed certain symptoms and changes in his skin and nails that led him to believe that a fungal infection might be the cause. I am seeking your professional guidance and expertise in addressing this matter. The suspected fungal infection see...  Read Full »


Dr. Shubadeep Debabrata Sinha

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Thank you for your query. It appears that your uncle may be experiencing a tinea fungal infection affecting both toenails and fingernails (onychomycosis) as well as the feet (tinea pedis). These infections are known for their stubborn nature, often exhibiting delayed...  Read Full »

What is the non-itchy foot rash?

Query: Hello doctor, I have noticed some rash on my right feet. It is not itchy but very rough. I have been massaging for three months with ghee (clarified butter), olive oil, and coconut oil but it has not reduced a bit rather gone a little darker. I have very extremely dry feet.  Read Full »


Dr. Ashwini. V. Swamy

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Looking at the picture (attachment removed to protect patient identity). I can list a few possibilities. Asteatotic eczema, psoriasis, tinea pedis, allergic contact dermatitis. Is this picture taken after you have massaged with oil? Do you have it only on right foot? An...  Read Full »

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