Foot fungus is the most common and contagious skin disease. Athlete's foot, which loves heat and humidity, can be seen in almost everyone. In general, it consists of wearing shoes for a long time during the day, not changing socks every day, keeping the feet moist and using someone else's slippers and towels. Foot fungus, which can also spread, should be treated as soon as it is noticed.

What Causes Foot Fungus?

There are many reasons that lead to the formation of athlete's foot. Foot fungus is usually seen on feet that sweat a lot and stay in shoes for a long time. Not paying attention to foot cleaning and not being able to dry after washing, using the shoes of people with athlete's feet, not being sure about the cleanliness of the materials used if pedicure is also the other causes of foot fungus.

How Is Foot Fungus Transmitted?

• People with athlete's foot should seek medical attention
• Shoes should be washed frequently, socks should be boiled separately. Bleach should also be used during washing
• You should not use someone else's shoes and socks, and you should not allow someone else to use your belongings
• The use of drugs and creams prescribed by the doctor should not be interrupted

Natural Remedy for Foot Fungus

Apple Cider Vinegar

Add apple cider vinegar to a liter of water and mix. After mixing, wait half an hour and the apple cider vinegar is now ready. You can take apple cider vinegar on cotton and apply it to your foot fungus. In this way, you will be able to completely get rid of your foot fungus complaints with a quick solution.

Rock Salt

Add 2 tablespoons of rock salt to a liter of water and mix. After the rock salt melts, immerse your feet in it and leave it for at least 15 minutes. After the time, rinse with cold water and dry your feet with a clean towel.

Peppermint Oil/Lavender Oil

After diluting the peppermint or lavender oil with water, apply it to your feet with the help of a cotton ball and leave it overnight. Peppermint oil and lavender oil both have antiseptic properties and help fight bacteria like fungus.

Chamomile Tea

Chamomile is also antiseptic, like peppermint oil and lavender oil. Add a sachet or a pinch of dried chamomile to a glass of hot water and let it brew. At the end of the period, you can apply it to your feet with the help of cotton or wash it.