<unk>  is associated with excessive sweating of the palms or soles (palmoplantar hyperhidrosis.) The pits seen in<unk>  are caused by bacteria secreting proteinase enzymes which cause the breakdown of the keratin proteins in the stratum corneum layer of the affected skin. This results in the formation of sulfur compounds which leads to a very strong and foul foot odor. The bacteria that cause<unk>  thrive in warm and humid environments. Irritation is generally minimal, though occasionally burning, itching, and soreness are experienced with<unk> .
Pitted keratolysis
Hyperhidrosis
Band keratopathy
Athlete's foot
Lattice corneal dystrophy
Erythrasma
Granular corneal dystrophy
Exposure keratopathy