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NoDoctor's answer:
Tinea pedis is a clinically very common skin fungal disease that occurs on the feet and/or hands. It is caused by pathogenic filamentous fungi and is more common than tinea manuum. Clinically, it can be classified into several types, such as hyperkeratotic, vesicular, papulosquamous, intertriginous, and corporal types, and can also occur in a mixed form. This condition has a tendency to be contagious, with its occurrence associated with close contact with the affected hand and foot areas and items of the patient, such as slippers, bathtubs,