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What can you use to treat ringworm?

What can you use to treat ringworm?

I need some tips of hpw to treat ringworm???

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6 Responses to “What can you use to treat ringworm?”

  1. Well personaly, good old fashioned anti-fungle cream. athletes foot treatment works too. but the fastest way it to boil some water and put rags in it then apply the rags to the rw area and then pat dry then apply anti-fungle cream.

    HOPE THIS HELPS!
    HOPE IT GOES AWAY:)

  2. There is some ointment they sell called Blue Star that you can get from your local store.
  3. Oooh I had that once and it wasn't easy to get rid of! Go to the Pharmist people in a local Haggens or something and ask them for a good cream. Then like, once or twice a day use the cream on every single little dot. I guess it depends on how much the cream stuff says to use it. Hope this works :)
  4. i've heard of some people using Vitamin E oil and applying it directly to the area several times a day. you can buy Vitamin E capsules at any store and just puncture the capsules and squeeze the gel out. make sure you cover the area with a bandage or with something you don't mind ruining. it will stain and it's also kinda thick so it can get messy.
  5. I had a ringworm on my wrist once and the Dr. prescribed some kind of anti fungal cream. I guess the over the counter kind might help too, and also, keep it covered up, cause it is very contagious.
  6. Ringworm is a fungal infection. It MUST be treated with an anti-fungal medication ASAP. Any anti-fungal medication. You can get these Over-The-Counter. Ringworm spreads and can get out of hand. It can get into your hair and cause your hair to fall out. You can spread it to your pets. It's very contagious. Don't cover it up. Fungi love dark, moist places. Leave the lesions open and apply the anti-fungal treatment. Wash your hands well with soap and water after touching the lesions. Start treating it now if you're sure it's ringworm.

    Take care my friend.

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