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The aim of the present study was to determine <span class="elsevierStyleItalic"> a) </span>the incidence of dermal foot lesions produced by mechanical stress, environmental factors or infections depending on the sport; <span class="elsevierStyleItalic">b)</span> the types of measures usually applied to prevent these lesions; and <span class="elsevierStyleItalic">c)</span> the treatment of these lesions. <span class="elsevierStyleBold">Methods:</span> We designed a questionnaire that was completed by sportsmen and women who attended the Andalusian Center for Sports Medicine in Malaga (Spain) in February-March 2006. Fifty-nine sportsmen and women who engaged in swimming, athletics, basketball or triathlon were interviewed about foot lesions. <span class="elsevierStyleBold">Results:</span> A total of 79.7% had had some kind of dermal foot lesion. The most frequent lesions were blisters (66.1%), followed by mycosis (25.4%) and ingrown toenail (18.6%). According to the participants, the lesions were caused by humidity in 25.4%, friction with socks and shoes in 50.8%, and unknown causes in 23.8%. These lesions led to a loss of 70 training days, with an average of 1.2 days per person. Three participants had sought specialist treatment while the remaining participants relieved their injuries with disinfection and home remedies. <span class="elsevierStyleBold">Conclusion:</span> The incidence of dermal foot lesions is high in the sports studied, leading to lost training days. 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Vol. 42. Issue 155.
Pages 123-126 (July 2007)
Vol. 42. Issue 155.
Pages 123-126 (July 2007)
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The most frequent dermal foot lesions in athletes: prevention and treatment
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Introduction: Some skin problems are specific to sportsmen and can even be exclusive to a particular kind of sport. The aim of the present study was to determine a) the incidence of dermal foot lesions produced by mechanical stress, environmental factors or infections depending on the sport; b) the types of measures usually applied to prevent these lesions; and c) the treatment of these lesions. Methods: We designed a questionnaire that was completed by sportsmen and women who attended the Andalusian Center for Sports Medicine in Malaga (Spain) in February-March 2006. Fifty-nine sportsmen and women who engaged in swimming, athletics, basketball or triathlon were interviewed about foot lesions. Results: A total of 79.7% had had some kind of dermal foot lesion. The most frequent lesions were blisters (66.1%), followed by mycosis (25.4%) and ingrown toenail (18.6%). According to the participants, the lesions were caused by humidity in 25.4%, friction with socks and shoes in 50.8%, and unknown causes in 23.8%. These lesions led to a loss of 70 training days, with an average of 1.2 days per person. Three participants had sought specialist treatment while the remaining participants relieved their injuries with disinfection and home remedies. Conclusion: The incidence of dermal foot lesions is high in the sports studied, leading to lost training days. Consequently, sportsmen and women should be educated in the prevention of these injuries, which could hamper their chances of success.