Tips on treating Athlete's Foot (Dermatophytosis)

Athlete's foot is a speck on the skin characterized by small bubbles that itch, along with broken or sores on the feet and hands, especially in the crevices of the finger.
Treatment with medicinal plants
1. Soak feet with boiling water Tinospora Rumphii Boerl

• Tinospora Rumphii Boerl chopped stems (30 cm) and boil in 5 cups of water for 15 minutes 
• Soak the foot of the infection leaves boiled in water for 15 minutes or how long it can hold. While the feet soak, rub Selah toes with a cotton swab, remove dead skin prick bubbles and water. Soak 10 minutes after the dead skin removed. Soak the feet 2 times a day for severe infections or at least once a day.

2. Leaves of Cassia alata L.

• chopped young leaves and squeeze the juice.
• Put the juice directly on Selah Selah-toes and other areas with an infection after a foot soak with hot water (water Tinospora Rumphii Boerl).

3. Using Leaf Ocimum basilicum L.

• chopped leaves and take the juice
• Put juice directly on the part of the infection after soaking it in water Tinospora Rumphii Boerl warm.

4. Using Cassia fistula L.

• Pound the young leaves, then take the juice.
• Put on the part of the infection after soaking it in water Tinospora Rumphii Boerl.

5. Allium sativum Linn, for the itching.

• Peel the beans and chopped Allium sativum Linn.
• Rub the itchy parts, 2 times a day.