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Hyperhidrosis Of The Feet


Overview of Hyperhidrosis Of The Feet

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Much of the foot has a lining of thick, dead skin. It serves to protect the foot and aid in its function. However, when exposed to excessive moisture, the skin will produce a whitish discoloration. Fungi, which are often present in the dead tissue, may proliferate and lead to a fungal infection.

Causes of Hyperhidrosis Of The Feet

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Excessive moisture and heat and the primary agents leading to hyperhidrosis of the feet.

Signs and Symptoms of Hyperhidrosis Of The Feet

signs and symptoms

The tissue becomes whitish and friable. It may become macerated and sections may crumble or peel off. A foul odor may accompany this condition.



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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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