Athlete’s foot is known for causing an uncomfortable rash between your toes, although the condition can easily affect other areas of your feet, too. If you have athlete’s foot, you’re probably going to experience:
Scaling, itching, or dry skin
Inflammation or swelling
Blisters that may crack and ooze
These symptoms can linger all day, although they’re usually more severe after taking off your socks and shoes after a workout. The worse athlete’s foot becomes, the rawer your skin gets — especially if you scratch or pick at it. Because athlete’s foot won’t go away on its own, you need to head in to Premier Podiatry for an effective clinical-grade treatment at the first sign.