med fags of Yea Forums. what is this rash on my foot?? it doesn’t itch or hurt but it looks gross. will reward legitimate answers with nudes
Med fags of Yea Forums. what is this rash on my foot?? it doesn’t itch or hurt but it looks gross...
Luis Morales
Aiden Ross
probably eczema
Nathaniel Rogers
I'm not a doctor, but it just looks like eczema to me. Go to a dermatologist and get a prescription for some steroid cream. Should take care of it. I've found that I get eczema on my feet when I put socks on right out of the shower before my feet are fully dry, or if it's hot and I wear shoes and socks for too long.
Bentley Adams
you can get that on your feet? will it just go away?
Easton Gonzalez
That's a fungal infection. You need an anti fungal cream. Also let your feet dry out every once in awhile.
Eli Jackson
if it's not fungal it'll go away on its own
try some lotrimin
Wyatt Baker
thanks user, i wear work boots and work outside all day so it could be that too
Liam Young
you can get it just about anywhere really.
do what said really, should be good after that
Lincoln Lopez
can i just get that shit OTC?
Matthew Butler
yeah its like $15 bucks a tube
buy it from target and if it doesn't clear up in a week or two you can return the tube and get your money back (even though you used some of it, just say that it didn't help you fix your issue)
Ryan Gray
It looks like either
—just a yeast/bacterial infection
or
—an autoimmune disorder
Either way wash it with warm soap and water, dry it, and let the air get to it as long as possible. Wear clean socks if you must wear shoes. Repeat twice a day.
Should clear up in a few days.
Elijah Nelson
Yeah, you can get it on your feet. In my experience, it takes forever to go away on it's own. Prescription steroid cream knocks it out in a couple of days.
Isaiah Ross
if the Lotrimin doesn't clear it up, this is gonna be your next step OP
Hunter Bennett
You can get OTC Cortizone, but it really isn't strong enough. You could try though, if you really don't want to go to the doctor.
Brandon Collins
No that is bad athletes foot. Not eczema. Treat that shit or in a week you're fucked and will need systemic anti fungal
Elijah Lewis
much appreciated anons
Connor Morales
Could be eczema but looks like it could be a fungal/ringworm infection, potentially tinea corporis or pedis, basically athletes foot. Would see a dermatologist and would get either an antifungal or steroid cream if its eczema but its surprising it isnt elsewhere on your body if it is eczema
Ayden Evans
if you go to a livestock supply store you can get a SHITLOAD of cortizone for dirt cheap
legally speaking its "not for human use" but if it has the USP seal on the package it's pure enough for human use
you can get a lot of prescription strength medicine over the counter at a livestock supply store like D&B Supply
you might have to drive out to the boonies to find one but its a hell of a lot cheaper than an uninsured doctor appointment
Logan Mitchell
athletes foot would make sense too. i’ll get some OTC cream for it before i go to a doctor
John Wood
Henry Parker
Can confirm its athletes foot. Had it twice before and it was exactly the same. OTC spray or cream for it will work but you'll wanna get new shoes and socks and make sure you put medicated foot powder on and inside the shoe each morning so the AF doesnt keep in your new shoes and socks
Bentley Cooper
Hi there OP, I think I have something similar but it only appears when I'm under stress. I'd recommend a moisturizing cream BUT if it's something fungal then the cream won't help at all!
Justin Scott
for real livestock supply stores are a godsend, not only are the products high quality (farmers need professional grade products), they come in huge quantities for dirt cheap because they're used on whole herds of cows etc
you can get enough antibiotics to last you the rest of your life for less than the cost of a nice steak dinner (but don't try this, antibiotics lose their potency over time)
Jaxson Perez
another fun fact about lifestock supply stores, its a good place to get large gauge sterile needles for cheap if you like to do body piercing for fashion or fetish purposes
Hudson Flores
much obliged anons
Robert Wilson
Do you get blisters in similar areas to where that rash is forming?
If so the pro-est tip if youre wearing boots all day, moleskin
Ian Rivera
yet another fun fact about livestock supply stores, you can get large quantities of charcoal, saltpeter and sulfur to make your own black powder for home made fireworks
Jeremiah Peterson
It's tinea, a fungus. You just need anti fungal cream, twice a day for a week. I had to use doctor prescribed shit on mine. Over the counter stuff wasn't working.
Brandon Carter
Oh, and throw away those nasty shoes.
Jaxson Cox
dude has cheese feet?
Luke Carter
It's ringworm, I have exactly the same thing on my left foot. Otc antifungal will work, i'm using rso