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Crack under toe has green in it -ever happen to you?


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I went to put my climbing shoe on this am and happen to spread my pinkie toe to find this. I get cracks there in the summer and now that its almost winter I wear socks all the time and don'y look between my toes so much. My co worker is a wound specialist and she said the white tissue is moisture and she is unsure about the green -not fungal. There is a crack/cut and I am thinking it never really healed and stayed moist.

 

Just wondering if it's nasty water related and if any of you all have had or seen something like this?

 

 

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I went straight to prompt care and it was pseudomonas -bad case of athletes foot.

5 day anti biotic/heavy duty prescribed cream.

Combo of climbing shoes/no socks and not drying between my toes after hot tub then shower. I have felt cracks under my toes during the summer but don't always inspect like I should.

 

I was checking here just to see if any Ballers had developed anything like this from too much water time.

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Skip the peroxide, that should only be used for getting blood stains out of your shirt or to make your dog vomit - otherwise dump it down the sink.

 

Vinegar, or listerine and vicks vapor rub would be the home remedy of choice. Get a shallow basin and pour some vinegar and listerine in it then wiggle your toes and dump it out when done. Then get some gauze and weave it loosely between the toes up/down/up/down after your shower to help it ventilate and dry out in there.

 

The vicks will help the cracking - if you get splits in the skin rub that into your heels and between toes then put socks on before you go to bed. Both vicks and listerine have menthol and thymol.

 

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