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Treating your athlete's foot
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Depending on the severity of your athlete's foot, your doctor may prescribe foot soaks before you put on antifungal creams. If that is the case, make sure you dry your skin thoroughly, especially between the toes, before applying the medication. Do wash your hands after contact with infected areas to reduce the spread of the infection.
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Treating your athlete's foot
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Depending on the severity of your athlete's foot, your doctor may prescribe foot soaks before you put on antifungal creams. If that is the case, make sure you dry your skin thoroughly, especially between the toes, before applying the medication. Do wash your hands after contact with infected areas to reduce the spread of the infection.
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Treating your athlete's foot
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Using oral antifungals to cure athlete's foot is uncommon unless the fungal infection is highly resistant to conventional topical treatments. Using oral antifungals to cure athlete's foot is uncommon unless the fungal infection is highly resistant to conventional topical treatments. Using oral antifungals to cure athlete's foot is uncommon unless the fungal infection is highly resistant to conventional topical treatments. Using oral antifungals to cure athlete's foot is uncommon unless the fungal infection is highly resistant to conventional topical treatments.
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Treating your athlete's foot
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Depending on the severity of your athlete's foot.
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