Wear loose, comfortable, cool clothing. Avoid synthetic and wool fabrics. Relax and relieve stress by taking brisk walks or exercising regularly. Avoid eating foods that seem to make your eczema flare up. Some people report problems with cow's milk, eggs, wheat flour, nuts and citrus juices.
More people get athlete's foot than any other fungal infection.
Although it can be annoying and unpleasant, it is easy to control if treated properly. Wash daily and dry carefully between your toes after showering or swimming. Wash athletic shoes at least once a week. Wear clean cotton socks and alternate the shoes you wear each day. Take your shoes and socks off at home to give your feet plenty of air.