How I Found A Cure For My Athlete’s Foot

Athlete’s Foot is a nightmare.  When I had mine, for 9 years, it was embarrassing, painful, and when I couldn’t get rid of it, I felt hopeless.  The many products and treatments I tried over the years all promised curing results but what I experienced was only temporary relief.  There were fleeting moments of hope with some treatments, but they were soon smashed by the return onslaught of the evil fungus.  The best I could do was to slow the spread and try to contain the fungus with consistent lotion and powder treatment but I could not find anything that would really cure the problem.

It is darkest before the dawn. I had resolved to live with this misery the rest of my life when I was told of yet another athletes foot treatment that was supposedly producing curing results for people. I had tried so many things by that time, what was one more. To my amazement this athletes foot treatment started to gain ground and hold the ground on the infected area. After about 2 months the fungus was gone. I continued treatment for another month because I was sure it would come back, but it never did. That was 8 now 10 years ago.

Since finding this miracle cure my life has been able to return to normal. I no longer have to deal with the daily pain and suffering involved with athletes foot fungus.  I don’t have to be embarrassed at the pool or beach when I have to go bare foot.  I don’t have to stop in the middle of the day to change socks or re-apply athletes foot lotion to stop the crazy itching.   I am free of the athletes foot fungus and I am truly grateful to the person that turned me on to the solution that finally cured the problem.

I have created this ebook to pass along the miracle solution to other people that suffer from this miserable problem.  In the book I explain in detail the exact products I used and how I used them to cure the athletes foot problem.   There is also 9 other similar stories from people that have suffered from athlete’s foot for a period of time and then found their miracle cure.  I have included them to give you a variety of cures from regular people just like myself.

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See your family doctor regularly to be sure your diabetes is in good control. Have your doctor look at your feet at every visit.

Step #2. Wear the right shoes and socks.

Don’t wear shoes that fit too tightly or pinch your feet. Choose thick cotton socks and well-cushioned shoes with plenty of room in the toes. (Look for shoes with a high toe box.) They will help keep your feet healthy. Never go barefoot.

Step #3. Check your feet every day.

Look at your feet very carefully every day to be sure you have no cuts, scrapes or blisters. Look at every part of your foot, even between your toes.

Step #4. Treat cuts, scrapes and blisters. See your doctor if a wound does not heal.

If you get a small cut, scrape or blister on your foot, wash the area gently with soap and water. Don’t break the blister. Put an antibiotic cream on the wound several times a day. If the wound does not heal in a few days, see your doctor.

Step #5. Keep your feet clean.

Gently wash your feet with soap and water every day. Pat your feet dry. Put on a moisturizing cream or ointment (for example, petroleum jelly). Don’t put too much moisturizer between your toes, however.

Step #6. Cut your toenails correctly.

Cut your toenails straight across the top, not curved at the sides, to prevent ingrown toenails. Ask your doctor for help if your nails are too thick or if they crack when you try to cut them.

Step #7. Treat athlete’s foot.

Athlete’s foot is more common in people who have diabetes, and it can cause problems. If you have athlete’s foot, wear a different pair of shoes every other day. This lets your shoes dry out. Always wear absorbent cotton socks. See your doctor if over-the-counter treatments don’t clear up your athlete’s foot.

Step #8. Get proper treatment for thickened skin, calluses and corns.

Many people with diabetes get thickened skin, calluses or corns over the bony spots on their feet. Don’t trim or cut these spots at home with razor blades or other sharp tools. Ask your doctor how to treat these spots.

Step #9. Avoid heating pads and hot water foot soaks.

Because diabetes can hurt the nerves in your feet, you might not be able to tell if something is hurting your feet. It’s best not to use heating pads or hot water soaks, since you could burn your feet without knowing it.

Step #10. Take action to improve your circulation.

High blood pressure, high cholesterol levels and smoking can harm the circulation in your feet and keep sores from healing. Ask your doctor for help if you have any of these problems.

To read more about the conditions and prevention practices for diabetics go to American Academy of Family Physicians.

There was a time when I resolved to be stuck with the problem my entire life and as it was spreading up my feet and across more toes I remember thinking that at some point it was going to overtake my leg as well. Then I learned it could spread to other areas of the body as well and really started to be concerned about what to do. I felt hopeless because I had tried to treat the infection with some OTC medications that seemed to show improvements but never completely cured the problem. I had even gone to the doctor and been prescribed an ointment that didn’t seem to perform any better than the ones I was already using.  I felt like it was something I was going to have work hard at managing the rest of my life but had resolved to the idea I would never get rid of it.  It was painful and embarrassing and spreading – it sucked.

There are many different home remedies that are offered on this site as well as medications and products. I believe that some work for some people and some work for others.  I also believe that it depends on the severity of the problem. In other words – some anti-fungal treatments might correct the problem if the area is small but it is has spread and covers a large area with blisters and cracking that same treatment might not be very effective.

Here is what I know – I had it really bad for a long time and tried many different treatments – many of them are on this site.  How I cured it was a combination of some things both in treatment and daily routine of care and treatment.  It did not just vanish overnight, it took some time but it did go away.

I have written an ebook describing exactly how I cured my Athlete’s Foot.  There are also 9 other real life stories of how people have found a cure for their athlete’s foot and ringworm.

In the meantime I will tell you this. You need to be on top of your infection – do not let a day go by that you do not treat it with whatever you are using. I would suggest using a combination of anti-fungal medication ointments or natural oils and powder with whatever soaking or other treatments you might use.

If you are using a treatment of any kind – please share it and some information about your problem and length of time you have had it.