Athlete's Foot (Tinea Pedis)
A fungal infection capable of spreading to other areas of the body, athlete's foot is best treated once the very first signs appear. Here's how to recognise symptoms and what to do to best treat the condition.
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Athlete's foot: Fact versus fiction
A common and treatable inflammatory fungal infection, athlete's foot is easily misunderstood as a condition. Here's we separate the facts from fiction ...
Signs and symptoms of athlete's foot
An athlete's foot infection can be unsightly and quite uncomfortable. There are the most common signs and symptoms to look out for ...
Treating athlete's foot
A fungal infection, athlete's foot is not a condition which clears up on its own. Antifungal creams, lotions, sprays or powders work best. Here's what you need to know ...
What are the complications and risk factors of hand, foot and mouth disease?
Being a young child is a major risk factor for hand, foot and mouth disease with one of the main complications being dehydration...