After walking around bearfoot at a water park last summer, I got athelites foot. I treated it with athelite's foot cream, but it still comes back every now and then. Will it ever go away perminatly?
202915
Athletes foot is caused by a fungus so once u kill the fungus it will be gone but u also have to treat all the shoes and socks that were worn while it was active.
346994
obviously, you go to the Dr. but I have been misdiagnosed before, so they aren't totally accurate either.  I was given a topical antibiotic called Clotrimazile and Betamethasone.  It didn't help because as I said, it was misdiagnosed.  After starting the treatment, it should go away in 7-10 days.  Apparently it is cause by openings in the skin and has something to do with the hair folicle.  Sorry that I couldn't help more.
423605
You may have burned your foot on the cement when you scraped it.  Ask your pharmacist for a cream that will heal the burn as well.  Try aloe until you can check it out.
248565
Soak your foot in hot water, that will help your pores open and it will be easier to remove, and less painful. Get a needle--sterilize it first, or use a tweezers if ya can.
525745
Sounds like a neuropathy (nerve impingement).  I have the same thing and it is a diabetic neuropathy.  I know, it does drive you crazy.  I sometime put pressure on it with my other foot or massage it and it helps a little.
458758
I have had these on and off for a couple of years. I was prescribed hydrocortizone cream but was not refilled my prescription. I was also developing rashes under my arms at the same time. I switched my anti-persperant from Degree to the Adidas one without aluminum and surprisingly enough it stopped both rashes after about 2 weeks. I also switched my soap from generic "sport" soap to Ivory, and that may have also helped.
451045
Boy our son had only 1 big one. We tried the freeze it over the counter stuff ... it too grew like tiny tentacles and so we headed to the dermatologist to freeze off twice before it stopped.\n\nHe told us the acid in the over the counter... probably irritated and started to get infected.  He said eventually the over the counter would work, just take alot longer but my son kept poking it so this was just quicker. He had to do the treatment twice cause he said it probably would come back.  Only charged for the inital visit so it was worth it.
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I had a similar problem with my feet.  I kept treating it for athlete’s foot.  I went to the doctor for help, and they treated me for a nerve disorder as they saw no signs of athlete’s foot.  Finally after that didn't work, an allergy Doc put me on antihistamines.   Problem solved.  Can't say that is your thing, but it is something to try.
324085
I had skin peels done at a beauty salon.  Vitamin C creams help as well.  It will go away on its own once your hormones return to normal.  The facials are awesome it uses an acid butif you are nursing you cant do it
538267
You just cant walk on your feet anymore without protection. Dont wear binding shoes. Wear loose, air flowing shoes to dry those suckers out! I think you should just see the Doc. because if it is worst case scenerio, then you might have a reaccurring infection that can lead to other problems. Dont pop em, because if they are the size of quarters, it'll hurt like hell! They do prescribe ointments that dry out the skin, relieve pain. I d go for the flip flops and try not to pressure your blisters. Sounds painful, but I hope your pain free!
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I have never had it but my brothers have. This link below has some good cheap ideas like Vinegar, and using Alcohol and Aspirin on your foot, and many more along with info on how to use it\nhttp://www.stretcher.com/stories/00/000214a.cfm
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It's probably a fungal or bacterial infection.  Keep the area clean and dry.  Apply an anti-bacterial onintment to the area such as 1-2-3 Antibiotic Ointment (also called Triple Antibiotic).  This can be picked up at a drugstore.  If that doesn't work call or see your doctor and ask for an anti-fungal lotion like Lotrimin.  You can get lotrimin over the counter but it will be in a package for athlete's foot or jock itch if you don't want to get a presription for it.
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Try a lotion you can probably get from most pharmacies called Zim's Crack Creme.  It's a horrible name, but it works really well.  You might also want to treat yourself to a pedicure that includes a parafin wax treatment.  Exfoliate your feet with a pumice stone, lotion your feet at least twice daily, and wear cotton socks to bed after you've lotioned.  Also try to lotion after you bathe, as your skin will be softer and it will be easier to absorb moisture.  Lotions with tea tree extracts are great for feet too.  Pamper them- they do all the work all the time.  They're worth it. :)
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Mine do that, too.  My Dr. told me it was no big deal and that I should go barefoot more often.  Also, he advised me to buy and use one of those pumus foot scrubbers to use after I had been swimmimg and last thing in the shower after the skin on my feet had softened.  Also, she shouldn't pull the skin off because eventually it will bleed- just let it come off with the scrubber or completely naturally.
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An anifungal cream is good. Tinactin and Lamasil are the ones that I have use with the best results. Fungi usually come where there is too much moisture. Make sure that after you come out of the shower to dry your feet completely. And whenever possible air out your feet by removing your shoes.
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My little brother has the same problem... It's a heat fungus... I know it sounds gross... but ne ways... you need to go to your local pharmacist and ask for a bottle of medicine called Dermafrost Psoriasis. It's a gel like substance that really works... Just follow the directions on the bottle and in about 2 weeks it should begin to disappear... It will look like you are peeling... kinda like a sunburn... but that's normal... but it's gonna itch... Although you need to make sure you put it on all the place that bother you because if you miss one it will come back, or begin to spread again... Trust me on this...
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have a foot spa. it will get rid of dead skin including corns.  When they're gone, buy a very comfortable pair of shoes and use slippers instead when inside the house to prevent corns from coming back.