Redness on toes

2026-02-01 11:31:33
Itchy redness on both the feet like given in the picture. Painful when got in contact with other surface or rubbed against other toe.
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Answered2026-02-08 16:47:48

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Answered2026-02-03 14:38:22

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Already answered with treatment

Answered2026-02-03 13:13:11

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Answered2026-02-03 10:21:58

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This does not look like typical nail fungus. Pain and redness under many toenails is more likely skin or nail-fold irritation/infection. Keep feet dry, avoid tight shoes and apply a plain antifungal cream twice daily for 2 weeks. If there is pus or no improvement in 10 days, please see a doctor in person.

Answered2026-02-03 04:06:05

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the most likely cause is interdigital tinea pedis (fungal infection / athlete’s foot). Other possibilities include contact dermatitis or intertrigo, but itching + redness between toes strongly favors a fungal infection.its completely treatable in 3 to 5 days.keep feet dry and apply antifungal ointment. Consult for further management.

Answered2026-02-03 03:05:11

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Apply surfaz sn oint .
Next Steps
if no relief then go for  dermatologist consultation
Health Tips
avoid wearing tight shoes

Answered2026-02-03 01:49:51

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Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) often presents early in young women with symmetric small joint involvement in toes, causing redness, swelling, and morning stiffness; psoriatic arthritis (PsA) may show asymmetric redness with skin changes or dactylitis.
Next Steps
Diagnosis starts with history (e.g., symmetry, fever, recent infection) and exam, followed by blood tests (ESR, CRP, uric acid, RF/anti-CCP), X-rays, or joint aspiration for crystals/culture

Answered2026-02-03 01:46:20

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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Answered2026-02-04 03:03:33

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