Reply by Dr. Alex T. Thomas MD · 40 years of practice · USA Vitamin B6 and B12 deficiencies play an important role in the infection of athlete's foot. View original → Find more questions and expert answers related to Athlete's foot. Reply by Dr. Mohan P. Abraham M.D., FAAFP (Fami

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Reply by Dr. Alex T. Thomas MD · 40 years of practice · USA Vitamin B6 and B12 deficiencies play an important role in the infection of athlete's foot. View original → Find more questions and expert answers related to Athlete's foot. Reply by Dr. Mohan P. Abraham M.D., FAAFP (Fami - Lujuba

Reply by Dr. Alex T. Thomas

MD · 40 years of practice · USA

Vitamin B6 and B12 deficiency play an important role in the infection of athlete's foot. See original

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Replyed by Dr. Mohan P. Abraham

M.D., FAAFP (Family Physician) · 40 years of practice · USA

CARD9 deficiency and vitamin D deficiency predispose individuals to tinea pedis. See original

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Replyed by Dr. Sadhvi Mythili

MBBS,DNB psychiatry · 6 years of practice · India

Tinea pedis is a fungal infection of the foot caused by Trichophyton rubrum. High temperature and humid environment and wearing closed footwear for a long time are its risk factors. No vitamin deficiency is directly related to it. Try supplements of vitamins D and E along with an antifungal as part of your treatment. See original

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