Athlete’s Foot (Overview , Symptoms , Causes , Risk Factors , Complications , Diagnosis , Home Remedies , Treatment and Prevention)

20 Symptoms and Signs Of Athlete’s Foot

Usually, an athlete’s foot looks like an inflamed piece of the skin due to the fungal attack. Moreover, there is a lot of itching and rash appears on the affected skin. The outbreaks that occur as a result of the athlete’s foot look red, and the skin gets a bump from all the inflammation. However, some people also get the worst condition of blister formation. The symptoms of an athlete’s foot also look similar to the symptoms of other skin diseases like eczema. So sometimes it gets difficult to identify the real problem. Also, the infection affects one or both feet that increases the possibility of the disease spreading to other parts of the body. The rates of spreading this fungal infection to other body parts are relatively higher because whenever there is itching, the person uses his or her hand to scratch on the area.

Following are the 20 symptoms and signs of athlete’s foot:

Scaly skin

All the sweat occurring due to tightly fitted shoes leads to the development of fungal infection, which causes scaly skin. There is an appearance of reddish and irritating skin patches in between the toes of your feet and also on the sole of your feet. All the scratching and itching on the affected area causes more scaly texture of the skin. The sweat entrapping in the toes area also worsens the skin condition causing more scaling of the skin, thus more discomfort.