Tinea manuum and tinea pedis are diseases caused by fungal infections. These diseases have a high incidence rate, are highly contagious, and tend to recur. They typically occur due to exposure to external fungal infections, which initiate erosion on the surface of the palms or soles and gradually infiltrate the deeper layers of the skin. This can lead to peeling or blistering, and the itching can be intense. These conditions are also quite contagious. Once this disease occurs, it is essential to seek proper medical treatment. Treatment can be administered at a dermatology department of a standard hospital using antifungal creams applied twice daily. Persisting with the treatment for one to two months can lead to a complete recovery. After recovery, it is crucial to maintain a proper diet and lifestyle habits. Avoid public baths and swimming pools, do not share flip-flops, and ensure that used items are disinfected by exposure to sunlight.