The skin between the toes can peel for a variety of reasons, including allergic reactions, bacterial and fungal infections, or nerve damage. Continue reading to find out potential causes of skin ...

People with a fungal infection of the toenails may notice color changes between the toes, or other signs that the infection has spread to the skin between the toes. The infection may also ...

Fungus will stay top of mind ... D.C. "Be sure to dry well between the toes and apply moisturizer," says Cara Wylie, DPM, ...

It causes athlete's foot and the same fungus causes jock itch ... it likes to stay in the toe webs so like between the third and fourth toes are very common place for it and because it gets ...

Still, there's a difference between nail fungus and nail discoloration, so if you're noticing any major changes on your own hands or feet, it's probably time to learn the difference (and make an ...

Q. What bacteria causes athlete’s foot? A. Athlete’s foot is not caused by bacteria. It is caused by tinea, a fungus that also can give you jock itch and ringworm. You can catch it ...