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I've recently got this come up on my foot and its very itchy at times ,working as a swimming teacher so in and out of water which seems to be making it worse so far been told by doctors. It's ezcma I think pysoris ?????

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Olivemay64

Maybe ringworm, which is a fungi. Usually caught from swimming baths! Go to chemist buy a tube of Daktarin. Use daily, it will go in a week but continue for one more week. Good luck. Maybe wear socks for a couple of weeks.

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Gerkelly4197

That looks fungal related to me

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TeddyCan

It might be chlorine allergy. Please check it. Go for an allergy test.

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kaza158

Would like to thank u all who replied I used dakatarin and has all cleared up now ( happy days ) 😊👍

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TeddyCan

I suppose, this is perhaps swimmer's itch, aka cercarial dermatitis. This occurs due to water contamination. Apply cool compress, use calamine or any anti-itch lotion. you can take a bath with baking soda. And if the problem gets worse, consult an immunologist.

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