How to Treat a Fungal Infection on the Foot? The fungal infection, known as Athlete’s foot, usually can occur between the toes and is very common among people whose feet become sweaty due to tight-fitting shoes. The risk for an athlete's foot is higher among the athletes and hence the name. This infection can easily be treated with antifungal medication though precautions have to be taken. Athlete Feet Symptoms Athlete feet symptoms are commonly the appearance of red scaly, which typically grows between the toes. Often these rashes are itchy, which is uncomfortable and annoying. Blisters or ulcers are also the symptoms of an Athlete’s foot. In some cases, the fungus can cause dryness and scaling on the soles, which run-up to the side of the foot. The infection can be in one or both feet. This infection is contagious and can spread to your hand if scratched at the infected part. Do And Don’t Athletes’ feet can be treated by simple home care remedies and often require any medicat...