Tinea versicolor is very common. You may have seen it without knowing its name. The rash doesn’t itch, but it some people don’t like its appearance. Tinea versicolor (or pityriasis versicolor) is caused by a yeast we all have on our skin. Common in hot and humid areas. Clear it with a combination of dandruff shampoo and antifungal creams.
Read MoreRingworm is a rash caused by fungus. It can be itchy. Ringworm usually comes from two sources: 1) another person with ringworm (usually athletes like wrestlers), or 2) an animal with ringworm (usually a pet). Ringworm starts as a single, ring-shaped spot that tends to grow bigger over time. A combination of over-the-counter treatment options usually works.
Read MoreJock itch is an itchy rash caused by fungus. It is red or dark, dry patches of skin in the groin, usually on both sides. It can come up onto the lower belly or down onto the inner thighs. It tends to happen in people with athlete’s foot. A combination of over-the-counter treatment options usually works.
Read MoreNail fungus is where fungus grows into the toenails, and occasionally, the fingernails. The nail(s) will get thick and yellow, and sometimes the nail splits at the far end. It usually happens in people with athlete’s foot (damp, peeling skin between the toes, and dry skin on the bottom and sides of the feet).
Read MoreAthlete’s foot is a rash caused by fungus. It is usually itchy. There’s damp, peeling skin between the toes, sometimes dry patches on the bottom and sides of the feet. Splits between the toes are called fissures and are very painful. A combination of over-the-counter treatment options usually works.
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