Labeling issues can sometimes lead to recalls because they pose serious health threats, and sometimes because a treatment for athlete’s foot is labeled as a treatment for jock itch. GlaxoSmithKline’s ...

There’s a reason that prescriptions from your doctor’s office are typically the most effective when it comes to treating stubborn skin conditions like athlete’s foot. But after a little bit of digging ...

Athlete’s foot is a prevalent infection that results from a fungus that flourishes in damp and warm conditions, such as inside sweaty shoes or socks, which impacts the skin of the foot. Symptoms of ...

Despite the name, athlete’s foot can affect anyone — and if you’ve got it, you’ll no doubt want to relieve your irritated feet ASAP. The best treatments for athlete’s foot contain antifungal and ...

Wash your feet daily with soap and water, and make sure to dry them thoroughly, especially in between the toes. (Image: Canva) Athlete's foot is a common fungal infection that affects the skin on the ...

It's generally healthy to sweat, but excess perspiration can bring unintended consequences. One common problem is athlete's foot or other infections caused by the Candida fungus, which thrives in hot, ...

Dr. Cunha said that tea tree oil may be somewhat effective at reducing itching, scaling, swelling, and burning caused by athlete's foot when applied twice a day. But, he advised, it's not as effective ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Q: Can you recommend any home cures for athlete’s foot and toenail fungus? My husband has both problems and has tried various products and prescriptions to ...

Q: You have sometimes written about ways to treat athlete's foot, but you haven't mentioned the best one: bleach. On the rare occasion that I get a toe fissure or itchy sole, I just pour several glugs ...

One widely touted “cure” for athlete’s foot should not be sold to the public, announced the Food & Drug Administration. Reason: this particular mixture, composed of camphor and phenol (carbolic acid) ...