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fungal infection of the feet
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| tinea pedis |
Athlete's foot infection.
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| tinea pedis |
Also known as "athlete's foot or ringworm foot." It is not an invasive disease. It is a superficial fungal infection affecting the feet. Bacterial infection may develop secondary to tinea pedis. This may result in cellulitis, lymphangitis, pyoderma, gangrene or systemic infections.
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A contagious inflammatory skin infection found on the foot which is caused by a fungus (commonly referred to as athlete's foot).
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| tinea pedis |
Tinea pedis or athlete's foot is a skin infection caused by a kind of mold called a fungus. The fungus causing tinea pedis prefers moist, warm skin; this is why tinea pedis favors the folds between the toes and is often worse in hot weather. In some people tinea pedis can get so bad that blisters form. Not all foot rashes are tinea pedis, only those caused by fungus growing on the skin.
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