Illness abroad

>my feet smell so bad they are stinking out the dorm and it's hugely embarrassing
Stop being cheapskate and see a doctor.
Ask hostel staff for the nearest clinic.

>>1287486

for foot fungus i swear by miconazole cream , though i have never experienced smelly fungus.
Sounds more like some bacterial thing.
maybe just once thoroughly desinfect your shoes with a dettol soak or a overnight 70% alcohol soak and see if that helps ( and throw away your old socks and buy new ones) ?

sunburn care? i just use regular after sun, but regardless your skin needs time to heal and nothing will hasten this.

malaria, bit luck of the draw , but it can leave you fucked up if not treated ( organs failing etc)
Usually sever feverattacts etc, not just your regular flu

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>>1287486
Best cure for smelly feet i ever found was antiseptic feet talc powder. unfortunately not available in all countries

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>>1287486
A good temporary solution to smelly feet is to soak them for fifteen minutes in vinegar/water (about 10% vinegar)

Then, scrub them with pic related and get the dead skin off

You can get all this at a supermarket near you.

Medicated creams and sterilizing your shoes and replacing your socks is the only long term solution

>>1287872
I hanged my socks, but when I try to wash my shoes they take too long to dry an I'm forced to wear them wet; greatly worsening the situation

>>1287916
yea I'll try vinegar thanks for the advice

>>1287986
Use a hairdryer to finish drying shoes but don't over do it and melt the glue. Some shoes can survive tumble drying unscathed

>>1287877
Baking soda is also good

>>1287486
>Does anyone know how to beat fungal foot infections?
Depends where you are. Unless it's too cold wear sandals and dump the socks. Your feet will thank you