An approach to the management of fungal infection in the foot

Abstract

The term encompasses fungal fungal diseases in humans. Because of its prevalence, today, we can say, that has been compared to dental caries and colds due undoubtedly to the high percentage of patients with the disease. Moreover, that recent epidemiological studies have shown that part per se alter the quality of life (personal, psychological level, walking...) also may result in undesirable complications, causing infectious diseases, and bacterial, involving high expenditure by causing disruption socio occupational psychological and physical deterioration, and potential social stigmatization. The lack of consensus regarding the multifactorial etiology has this condition and the prevalence of this disease at foot level, especially in the young and in athletes, leads us to improve existing knowledge in regard to classification diagnosis and treatment in the quest to update the concepts related to this foot disorders.