Showing posts with label Humans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Humans. Show all posts
Friday, October 8, 2010
A Ringworm Comment
Ringworm infection is a condition that requires a great deal of pertinaciousness to accomplish its eradication. If the proper treatment regimen is not followed correctly it will stay much too long and wear out its welcome and it
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
The Ringworm Itch
A ringworm infection is not painful but it brings on a maddening itch that can drive a person crazy. Continued scratching can cause more damage than the fungus. Scratching a ringworm infection is the most likely way the condition is spread to other parts of the body. A mere touch of an infected area can spread the fungus to any
Ringworm - What To Do
A person can get ringworm as a result of several things. Direct contact with another person or animal already infected can cause an outbreak. It can also be spread via bedding, clothing or other textile materials that is infected and it can be spread through just plain dirt. Sometimes it is a little challenging to determine the origin of
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Ringworm in Humans
Ringworm in humans can be seen as red circular rashes with healthy skin in the middle. The edges of the rashes are usually raised. It can affect any part of the body including the scalp. Ringworm of the scalp can be seen as a small pimple that becomes larger. You might also notice that the scalp develops rings of rashes much like the ones seen on other parts of the body. Scalp ringworm is most easily seen through the patches of temporary baldness. The hair becomes infected and brittle then breaks off. Ringworm can also be seen on people’s feet and is known as athlete’s foot. Athlete’s foot does not show up with the same red ring rashes and it is easy to treat with over the counter medication. Ringworm is highly contagious and can be spread further throughout the body by scratching and contact with infested bedding or clothing.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Ringworm Misnomer
Imagine that, the skin condition referred to as ringworm is not caused by a worm or any kind of creepy crawly insect. It is actually a fungus infection that can affect both animals and people. The malady got the name ringworm because it manifests itself in red rings that looks like a worms underneath the skin.
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