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Change your shoes and socks every day ... You can even pick up athlete’s foot from bed sheets or clothes that have come in contact with the fungus. How do I treat athlete’s foot?

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.

These include keeping your feet clean and dry, wearing clean socks and shoes, and avoiding walking barefoot in public areas. Are there any home remedies for athlete’s foot? There are several ...

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Athletes are getting ready to lace their shoes up for the ultimate challenge in western Mass, as the 70.3-mile Ironman race ...

Athlete’s foot is a fungal infection that affects the ... For example, try wearing shoes made of leather or canvas. These allow your feet to breathe, unlike shoes made from plastic materials.

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Nominees for Athlete of the Week include two from Vestal, two from Horseheads, and standouts from Corning, Watkins Glen/O-M, ...

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In addition to the soft foam midsole, you also get plenty of padding around the ankle to keep your foot cradled in place ...