To avoid foot fungus, wash your feet daily. Wash your feet with soap and water, giving specific care to the toes. Dry your feet and toes afterward.
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Wash Your Feet Every Day
Long nails encourage fungus, so clip them short. Thickened or jagged nails may retain moisture and cause fungal development, so file them down.
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Keep Your Nails Trimmed
Choose summer shoes made of leather or canvas for breathability. Avoid plastic or rubber shoes, which retain moisture and promote fungal development.
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Choose Shoes Wisely
A new coat of nail paint may make your toes appear wonderful, but taking a break lets your nails breathe. Apply a base coat and top coat before painting your nails to protect them
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Go Easy On The Nail Polish
Nail fungus is infectious, so don't share clippers, emery boards, or other nail care products. If you must share, disinfect instruments before and after use.
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Don't Share Nail Care Tools
Avoid synthetic socks like nylon or polyester. Natural fiber socks like cotton or wool let your feet breathe and avoid moisture accumulation.
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Wear The Right Socks
Avoid synthetic socks like nylon or polyester. Natural fiber socks like cotton or wool let your feet breathe and avoid moisture accumulation.
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Treatments with Antifungal Properties