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- m - n Athletes FootAthlete's Foot is caused by ringworm of the feet - a fungal infection that causes the skin between the toes to become itchy, peel and crack. The fungus thrives in conditions that are moist and warm, so feet should be washed and dried carefully. Athlete's Foot is contagious so once it is detected it is important to treat it - either with anti-fungal preparations such as antibiotics or with alternative methods, such as tea tree oil which is antiseptic and anti-fungal. Tip: soak the feet in cider vinegar or an infusion of goldenseal. Then dry with arrowroot powder, and apply tea tree oil to disinfect. The following complementary therapies are used in the treatment of Athlete's Foot: Aromatherapy, Chiropody, Herbal Medicine, Naturopathy. You are recommended to seek advice of a qualified health practitioner. To find a qualified practitioner in your area look in the Practitioner Directory.
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