Things You'll Need:
- Athletic Socks
- Children's Sandals
- Men's Sandals
- Women's Sandals
- Cuticle Creams
- Foot Buffers
- Foot Lotions
- Pedicure Kits
- Talcum Powder
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Step 1
Avoid contact with people or animals that have ringworm. Signs of infection include flakes of skin on the fur, excessive itching, patchiness and hair loss.
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Step 2
Teach children not to share combs, hairbrushes, ribbons and barrettes, or hats.
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Step 3
Wear shoes in public areas, and wear thongs in public showers and swimming areas.
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Step 4
Check your child's scalp for redness or patchiness, and wash your hands afterwards. If you suspect she has ringworm, let her teachers and her friends' parents know.
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Step 5
Teach your child not to pick at her scalp, and to wash her hands after handling pets, especially unknown ones.
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Step 6
Keep the groin and feet cool and dry, as much as possible. Sprinkle talcum powder on the groin. Wear loose-fitting cotton underwear and socks, and change them often.
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Step 7
See your doctor if lesions develop.








Comments
flashspeed said
on 11/3/2007 Do a body cleansing program regularly to eliminate toxins from the body
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Anonymous said
on 7/11/2006 Apart from good hygiene and applying a good quality anti-fungal cream daily, taking garlic capsules in any form is a good safe alternative for adults and children 2 years and over. Garlic has natural anti fungal and anti parasitic qualities.This will stop the spreading of the ringworm further and will help stop reinfection. Also, anti fungal/anti bacterial washing rinses can be added to washing machine in the softener dispenser.
Ringworm can take a long time to treat and any methods used should be used for a minimum of a month to effectively eradicate them.
Anonymous said
on 4/17/2007 We eradicated ringworm on the skin in 2 weeks by rubbing Clorox bleach on it, washing it off then applying Lamisil cream every night. I was told a little bleach in water for a foot soak gets rid of Athlete's Foot as well.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I was told iodine spread over the affected area helps halt the continued spread of this fungus. Also Nizoral or Lamisil is a good shampoo and for African-Amer. hair, Sulfur 8 medicated hair pomade encourages regrowth.