Share this conversation. Expert: Dr. Nitika replied 7 years ago. Hello, In my opinion, athlete's foot can spread to other parts of your body as it is contagious. It can spread to your soles of your feet, your toe nails, your groin, your arm pits, and so on and so forth.thlete's foot is caused by a fungal infection it needs to be treated both internally and externally or it can continue to return, even after you think you have finally gotten rid of it. To prevent this fungal infection from spreading to any other parts of your body you need to put it to an end by proper management.
Bedbugs are a common cause of night-time itching. These microscopic, blood-feeding insects infest mattresses, laying their eggs and feeding off dead skin cells. They are active at night, and feed on their human hosts, leaving behind skin lesions which look like mosquito bites. The scabies rash is another cause for itching during the night. Scabies are a parasite that burrow in the skin and lay eggs which then hatch and continue the cycle. They are very contagious and are invisible. Treatment is with a pesticide cream through perscription such as elimite that contains permethrin.
What You Eat Can Sabotage Your Sleep. Experts tell why your daytime activities may be causing insomnia at night. Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock. You stare in the dark at the numbers glaring back at you on your alarm clock. It is 3 a.m., and the makings of another night of interrupted sleep and frustration are apparent. As you contemplate what is wrong with you, think about this: It may be what you do during the day that's giving you insomnia at night. Sleep is one of the most important needs in life. All creatures need it to function. Without it, we break down mentally and physically. Lack of sleep can cause moodiness, lack of concentration, and sluggishness.