Seen several doctors over the years. Even did a test for fungus at that skin hospital here and they said it was not fungus (i dont think the person who did the 'scrape' did a very good job or maybe the test turned out negative because i had already been applying a fungal cream.spring_tomorrow wrote:Have you seen a doctor? Or do you self-medicate? Usually general practitioners might not be able to help, you may want to consult a dermatologist or a specialist in NSC.
Try spraying anti-bacterial foot spray on your feet as frequent as possible and also on your foot wear. Make sure your feet is always dry and wear toe socks often to absorb sweat esp. in between toes.
I've heard about using TCM for this condition, but it seems like it will only prevent the problem from becoming worse and not treat it.
Hi, i'm a distributor of elken and there's actually a supplement called colostrum IG6 which is very good are curing such problem as it contains high amount of immunoglobins that have anti-viral, anti-bacteria, anti-fungus and anti-inflammation functions. Problem causing athletes foot is due to fungus infection, and is often exacerbated by the lack of anti-fungal action in people with weak immune system. Thus, you might be the one with weak immune system and fungus have invaded your foot.Hopeless wrote:i'm sorry this is such a disgusting subject but am at my wits end. I suffer from athletes foot, have been for years. tried everything.. all the alopathic meds (oral and topical), the aromatherapy oils (tea tree,lavender, etc etc), the powders, everything. It goes off for awhile but returns speedily.
Does anyone know if Acupuncture and /or Homeopathy or Traditional chinese medicine would help?
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