Athlete’s foot or tinea pedis is a fungal infection which infects the foot, especially on the toes and bottom of the foot. With increased use of public swimming pools and showers, this fungal infection is on the rise now and generally affects the male population more. The fungus thrives and rapidly multiplies in moist and warm atmospheres. Athlete’s foot appears red and causes the skin to become dry. As the fungal infection increases, the scales become visible on the dry skin. Athlete’s foot causes the reflex action of scratching which makes the infection worse and also spreads to other parts of the body. The transmission of fungus is by direct or indirect contact. When people come in contact with contaminated clothes, contaminated surfaces like the showers or locker room floors and personal belongings of the infected person, then they contract this disease. So how do you get rid of this dangerous fungus from your body? Here are eight effective ways to get rid of...