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Eczema is a disease that causes inflammation of the epidermis, or outer layer of skin. Athlete's Foot is caused by fungi on the skin, not a disease.
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Can you get eczema on your feet?
yes eczema can appear anywhere on the body. it is not as common on the feet but can appear there. eczema on feet is similar to athletes foot, it's not but is very similar.
What is althletes foot?
A type of fungus that grows in between the toes. Its called athletes foot because its usually athletes or sporty people that get it. You can when you have athletes foot because you will have flaky skin in between your toes and it will be slightly painful to walk.
Is athletes foot a virus?
No, athlete's foot is a fungi that grows in between toes and fingers.
Can athletes foot cause death?
No....its just athletes foot
Is eczema a fungus?
No. Although the cause of eczema is mostly unknown in most cases, it is thought to be caused by allergic reactions and/or autoimmune issues (where the bodys immune system overreacts). Some skin issues are fungal and could be confused with eczema, such as athletes foot, ringworm etc. Treatments vary greatly so if you are unsure, get checked with a pharmacist or doctor.
Do Fungi grow between your toes in feet?
Yes , they do and cause Tenia pedis or Athletes foot.
This disease is caused by a fungus that grows in the damp warm areas between toes?
Athletes Foot
What is the difference between a foot and a feet?
"Foot" is singular, and "feet" is plural.
Does athlete's foot come on the side of your foot?
Athletes foot is a fungal complaint that usually affects the moist skin between the toes, but it can affect any part of the foot.
The symptoms of Athletes foot?
There are several symptoms of Athletes Foot. A few of the symptoms are blisters on feet, itching, burning, and stinging. There are several brands of medicine that can be purchased over the counter for Athletes Foot.
How does athletes foot eat?
it feeds on foot food
Where is athletes foot most likely to be found?
on your foot.
