Dr. Michael J. Trepal, a professor of surgery and academic dean at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine, warned against ...

However, you can damage your skin with a pumice stone if used improperly, like rubbing it on sunburn or an open wound, ...

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It is a liquid product that is most easily applied through a hose-end-sprayer, best described as a plastic container you ...

People whose hands or feet are often wet have a high risk. However, people with a suppressed immune system, such as those with diabetes or HIV, may develop sores that do not heal after a fungal ...

The yellow spots on your Dracaena surculosa are common, especially on the all-green version. They are thought to be caused by ...

“Fungal infections will cause your nails to become severely ... Not wearing shoes puts you at risk for injuries to the bottom of your feet that you may not feel due to loss of sensation from nerve ...

The spray will reach up to 25 feet which should be high enough to cover most fruit trees. For optimal fungus prevention ... from the grocery store. Cut the bottom three inches of your bunch ...

Athlete's Foot (Tinea Pedis) Athlete's foot is a fungal infection that causes itching ... pinpoint pain at the bottom of the heel or mid-arch when it hits the ground, especially first thing ...

For 16 years, the Buffalo National River has denied explorers access to Arkansas’s longest cave and hundreds of others. Some ...

Ahead, 10 itches you should never scratch. Get The Healthy by Reader's Digest newsletter  Itches you shouldn't scratch 1.

While many traditional Chinese/herbal medicine consumers are drawn to the fungus for its supposed health ... sometimes up to 16,400 feet (5 kilometers) above sea level. That’s an altitude ...