If you walk around damp areas a lot such as swimming pools, shower stalls and public gyms you are bound to get the fungus. The bad thing about the fungus is that it can spread from toe to toe or to other parts of your body.
- You should always dry your feet thoroughly after a shower to maintain your skin's pH level.
- Tea-tree oil is nature's fungicide and antiseptic and it is potent enough to fight the fungus. Apply the oil undiluted with a little olive oil to your toe. What will also prove effective is applying a couple drops of the tea-tree oil on your toes in the morning and after every shower.
- What also works well is Listerine mouthwash. Soak your toes in the mouthwash for healthy looking feet.
- Another remedy is apple-cider vinegar and warm water. Just soak your feet in an equal mixture for about 20 minutes.
- Remember to dry your feet thoroughly when the time is up. You could even use a hair drier to evaporate moisture.
- Another remedy and also very powerful is Olive oil and Oregano. Apply one teaspoon olive oil and only two drops oregano to the area once a day for no more than 21 days. Oregano contains antibacterial, antiseptic, analgesic, antiviral, antifungal and antiparasitical properties.
answered by S M