How to Cure Athlete’s Foot

Intro: Athlete’s foot is a condition which plaques everyone from athletes to everyday people. Follow these steps to cure athlete’s foot.

Step 1: Soak your foot or feet in a mixture of salt and warm water. You should have the proportions of 2 tsps. per 14 ounces of water.

Step 2: Get an over the counter athlete’s foot cream or spray. Apply it everyday for a few weeks. Don’t stop applying it until it has been two weeks since the fungus has disappeared.

Step 3: To get rid of athlete’s foot, rub a little baking soda and water on the fungus. Rinse it off after a minute, dry your foot, and put a little powder on the fungus.

Step 4: At any signs of athlete’s foot, you should see a doctor and get some prescription medicine although some at home remedies may help.

Step 5: To get rid of athlete’s foot, take your shoes and socks off. Whenever you can go barefoot and give the fungus some air. Hot, humid places is wear fungus thrives.

Step 6: Use a pumice bar to remove any dead skin so you don’t continue to get infected.

Step 7: To prevent and get rid of athlete’s foot, wear clean socks everyday and try to wear different shoes.

Step 8: Wear flip flops in a community shower to prevent athlete’s foot.

Step 9: To prevent athlete’s foot, change wet shoes and socks immediately. Leaving them on can cause an outbreak of new fungus and spreading of old fungus.

Step 10: Wipe the inside of your shoes down with anti-bacterial wipes and then sprinkle some anti-fungal powder in them.

Tips: To get rid of athlete’s foot, you need to keep your feet dry. Use athlete’s foot sprays, creams, and powders.

Warnings: Athlete’s foot can spread easily so always change out of wet socks and shoes. See a doctor if the problem persists or worsens.

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