Tinea pedishttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athlete's_foot
Ko Tinea pedis he mate kiri noa o ngā waewae nā te harore. He maha ngā tohu: ka pā ki te patito, te kiri, te pakaru, te whero, ā, i ētahi wā ka pupuhi te kiri. Ka pā te harore ki tētahi wāhanga o te waewae, engari ka tupu te nuinga o te harore i waenganui i ngā matimati. Ka pā te harore ki te pito o te waewae, ā, ka pā pea ki ngā whā, ki ngā ringaringa rānei.

Ko ētahi tikanga hei aukati i te harore: kaua e haere ki ngā wāhi whānui, kia poto ngā matikuku, mau hū nui, me te huri i ngā tīkina ia rā. Ina pā te harore, me noho maroke ngā waewae, kia mā, ka mau hū, ka āwhina. Ka taea te rongoā mā te rongoā antifungal e pā ana ki te kiri, pērā i te clotrimazole; mō ngā mate e mau tonu ana, ka whakamahia te rongoā antifungal oral pērā i te terbinafine. Ko te whakamahinga o te kirīmi antifungal te nuinga e tūtohu ana mō ngā wiki e whā.

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Ko te waewae o te kaipara he momo harore e pāngia ana te kiri o ngā waewae. Ko te tikanga, ka pā te tangata ki tēnei mate mā te hīkoi hū me te pā atu ki te harore.
Tinea pedis, also known as athlete's foot, results from dermatophytes infecting the skin of the feet. Patients contract the infection by directly contacting the organism while walking barefoot.
 Diagnosis and management of tinea infections 25403034
Ko te nuinga o ngā māuiui o ngā tamariki i mua i te pakeketanga ka pā ki te tinana me te mahunga, engari ko ngā taitōhi me ngā pakeke e pā nui ana ki te kutukutu i roto i ngā whā, i ngā waewae, me ngā whā (onychomycosis).
The most frequent infections in kids before puberty are ringworm on the body and scalp, while teens and adults are prone to getting ringworm in the groin, on the feet, and on the nails (onychomycosis).