In resistant and recurrent cases of Athlete’s foot, bacterial superinfection should be suspected, culture and sensitivity tests should be done for both fungal and bacterial organisms, and antibiotics must be prescribed if the results show bacterial growth. Patient education is important to aware the patients and their families about the foot hygiene, especially in cases with diabetes mellitus who may suffer from foot ulcers, impaired wound healing, cellulites and diabetic foot which may end by lower limb amputation.