Tinea pedishttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athlete's_foot
Tinea pedis ose fa'ama'i masani o le pa'u o vae e mafua mai le gaʻo. O fa'ailoga ma fa'ailoga e masani ona aofia ai le mageso, paʻu, taʻe ma le mumu. E seasea tupu le paʻu e mafai ona pūpū. E mafai ona a'afia so'o se vaega o le vae ile fuga a le tagata ta'alo, ae e tele lava ina tupu ile va o tamatamaivae. O le isi vaega sili ona taatele o le pito i lalo o le vae. E mafai foi ona aafia ai fa'ama'i o le i'a po o lima.

O nisi o auala e puipuia ai e aofia ai: le alu e leai ni seevae i ta'ele lautele, faapuupuu atigilima, fai seevae lapopoa, ma sui totini i aso uma. Pe a a'afia, e tatau ona fa'amamago ma mama vae ma fa'aaoga seevae e mafai ona fesoasoani. Togafitiga e mafai ona faia a le o le vaila'au fa'ama'i e fa'aoga ile paʻu e pei ole clotrimazole, mo fa'ama'i fa'aauau, vaila'au fa'ama'i e inu ile gutu e pei ole terbinafine. Ole fa'aogaina ole kulimi fa'ama'i e masani ona fautuaina mo le fa'afa vaiaso.

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O le tinea pedis (athlete’s foot) e mafua mai i se ituaiga o gaʻo e a’afia ai le paʻu o vae. E masani ona maua e tagata lenei fa’ama’i pe a savali e leai ni seevae ma fa’afeso’ota’i sa’o ma le gaʻo.
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
O le ma'i masani i tamaiti i mua o le tauloto o le pusi i le tino ma le ulu, aʻo le tagata teenage ma le tagata matutua e masani ona maua i le pusi i le fa'avaega, i le vae, ma i le fao (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).