I have this rash/fungus on my feet, not typical athletes fungus.?

Question

It is between some toes but not all and not contagious. Nothing gets rid of it, any ideas?

Answer 1

Neem oil is a very very strong anti-fungal.
you could also try other very strong anti fungals, and even mix them. To make a very strong anti fungal tincture, put cinnamon bark, neem tea (dry), black walnut, cloves and turmeric into a glass jar and fill with black label vodka or ever clear. in 3 days, apply the tincture to your whole foot with a cotton ball or swab, do this twice a day. the fungus, regardless of origin, will be gone in a month or less.

Answer 2

This sound a bit weird, but gently rub the area with a metholated chest balm such as Vick's Vapo-rub or Mentholatum. The generic store brands work just as well. These preparations usually contain menthol, phenol and petroleum jelly
Menthol provides the distinctive odor, but is also a very potent antifungal.
Phenol produces the cooling sensation and is also a topical antiseptic.
Petroleum jelly is somewhat antiseptic, and helps to soothe the irritated skin.
Apply in the morinig and in the evening.

Wear cotton socks to wick away excessive sweat.

Answer 3

raw unpasteurized apple cider vinegar, health food store, 5 dollars a bottle...
mix a cup in a quart of warm water, soak for 20 minutes 2-3 times a day
drink 1-2 tblspns in a glass of apple juice or water with honey, in the am and pm..

Answer 4

Check with foot doctor or dermatologist and have them do a skin scraping to determined type of organism your dealing with. It may not be Athletes Foot at all... It could be an allergy or a dermatitis even yeast (Candidis)... Only when you get a definitive diagnosis can you effectively treat it...

Answer 5

Try using an antifungal cream and changing shoes to allow the ones worn to dry out between uses.

Answer 6

that is disgusting