Redness and soreness between the toes are the symptoms of an athlete's foot. For lymphoedema patients, athlete's foot is a significant contributing factor to cellulitis.

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The clinical consequence of this event is a very warm, erythematous, dry, swollen, and collapsing foot,16 and is often mistaken for an osteomyelitis or cellulitis.

To prevent athlete's foot, change socks when damp, wash your feet daily, and dry well between the toes. Wear sandals in public showers, pool areas, and gyms. To avoid cellulitis, keep the skin moist ...

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Fungal infections like jock itch, athlete’s foot, and ringworm are more likely to form around warm, moist skin folds. They tend to cause red, itchy rashes that might appear scaly or blistered. [11] ...

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Cellulitis is most often caused by the staphylococcus or streptococcus bacteria. [2] It is typically treated with oral antibiotics, says Edidiong C. Kaminska, MD, a Chicago-based dermatologist.

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