What's Toe Web Infection?
Toe Web Infection (Interdigital) Is the Most Common Type of Athlete's Foot. It Usually Occurs Between the Two Smallest Toes. This Type of Infection: Often...
Toe web infection (interdigital) is the most common type of athlete's foot. It usually occurs between the two smallest toes. This type of infection: Often begins with skin that seems soft and moist and pale white. May cause itching, burning, and a slight odor.
What causes toe web infection?
The cause of gram-negative toe web infections may be related to several factors. Overgrowth of gram-negative organisms between the toes may cause the infection. Predisposing factors may include eczema and psoriasis, tinea pedis, exposure to humidity or hyperhidrosis, and vascular disorders and diabetes mellitus.
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How serious is a toe infection?
A toenail infection can also lead to foot ulcers, or open sores, and a loss of blood flow to the infected area. Tissue decay and tissue death at the site of infection are possible. A foot infection can be more serious if you have diabetes.
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