Athletes Foot and Onychomycosis Treatment

The following are some pictures of athletes foot, onychomycosis and toenail fungus symptoms.

Jock Itch (Tinea Crusis) Nail Fungus

Athlete's Foot (Tinea Pedis) Ringworm

Ringworm on Fingernail (Onychomycosis) Ringworm on beard (Tinea Barbae)

Ringworm on head (Tinea Capitis) Ringworm (Tinea Corporis)

Tinea Manum Tinea Unguium

Tinea Versicolour Vesicular type

Fungal Infection (Fingers)

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"Doctors have never been able to caution patients with certainty that toenail fungus or athlete's foot can spread from one family member to another," says researcher Mahmoud Ghannoum, Ph.D., of University Hospitals Case Medical Center, in a news release. "What we can see from the current findings is the value of treating toenail fungus and athlete's foot to try to prevent its spread from person to person."

Not only is toe fungus ugly and embarrassing, it's also easy to catch, as it thrives in wet environments such as nail salons and locker rooms. And people will do just about anything to hide it. Podiatrist Paul Greenberg said he has female patients who say their husbands haven't seen their feet in 25 years.

Take a good look at your feet, especially your toenails. Are they brittle and/or thickened, discolored? Are they foul-smelling? If the answer is yes, there's a chance you might have a fungal infection in your foot.

Fungus breeds in hot, moist areas — and with sandal season in full swing, it's time to talk about the prevention and treatment of foot and toenail fungus.

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Jock Itch (Tinea Crusis)		Nail Fungus

Athlete's Foot (Tinea Pedis)		Ringworm

Ringworm on Fingernail (Onychomycosis)		Ringworm on beard (Tinea Barbae)

Ringworm on head (Tinea Capitis)		Ringworm (Tinea Corporis)

Tinea Manum		Tinea Unguium

Tinea Versicolour		Vesicular type

Fungal Infection (Fingers)