Ringworm (tinea corporis) is a contagious fungal skin infection — not a worm despite the name. It causes characteristic circular rashes and responds well to topical antifungal herbs.
Ringworm (tinea corporis) is a contagious fungal skin infection — not a worm despite the name. It causes characteristic circular rashes and responds well to topical antifungal herbs.
Circular, red, scaly rash with raised edges and clearer center, itching, spreading outward, may appear anywhere on body.
Spreading despite treatment, scalp ringworm (may need oral medication), diabetes or compromised immunity, persistent symptoms.
Keep affected area clean and dry, avoid sharing towels/clothing, wash bedding in hot water, treat pets if infected, cover lesions during sports, hand hygiene.
Tea Tree oil diluted. Garlic applied topically (strong antifungal). Neem oil. Oregano oil (diluted). Apple cider vinegar. Goldenseal. Calendula for healing. Colloidal silver. Consistent application 2-3 times daily for 2-4 weeks.
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