Here’s what to do about it, per a podiatrist.
Do this, and youre essentially sticking your foot into a breeding ground for infection.
This can cause stinky feet and athletes foot infection, [or] fungus of the skin and nails.
Your sneakers can get extra sweaty in hot summer temps, making a foot fungus more likely.
To prevent the issue, Dr. Sutera recommends alternating between a few pairs of shoes.
Wearing the same shoes all day, everyday, will encourage stinky feet and infections, she says.
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By rotating your sneakers, youre able to give them a chance to dry out between uses.
So there you have itwho knew that our kicks need rest days, too?
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