Can ringworm be cured? What are the symptoms and treatment of ringworm?

Ringworm can be cured. It should be detected early**. Follow the course of medication.

If the itching symptoms are not relieved, stop taking the drug. Otherwise, the disease will be reversed. In addition, if not timely ** fungus.

There is a risk of infection to other parts of the body. It can also cause cross-infection and spread the disease to family members. Therefore, antifungal measures should be taken as early as possible.

There are many reasons why ringworm does not heal, but to a large extent, it is due to the lack of awareness of ringworm and the lack of attention to it in people's thinking. Most ringworm diseases only damage locally**, rarely affect the internal organs and the whole body, and have little impact on the work and life of patients. And a little ** will obviously improve, or it will alleviate itself with the change of seasons and environment, so many "big husbands" do not take these small pains to heart.

In fact, ringworm can be **. Here's why:

1) Ringworm is caused by fungi, as long as the fungus in the lesion is eliminated, ringworm can be regarded as eradicated.

2) According to the characteristics of various ringworms, different methods should be adopted**.

3) After the ringworm has improved, it is still necessary to insist on medication for a period of time (mainly referring to external drugs), so as to eliminate the residual germs and make ringworm no longer **.

4) In order to make ringworm no longer **, the cause of ringworm should be eliminated as much as possible.

I hope that through the above reading, you can help you better, don't pay attention to it because he is a minor illness, and don't give up because of his counter-action. To believe that ringworm is OK, it is necessary to pay attention to personal hygiene, especially when in contact with such patients, because ringworm is very contagious.

The goal of ringworm is to eliminate the pathogen, provide rapid relief of symptoms, remove skin lesions, and prevent.

Hair cutting: Patients with tinea capitis should cut off all the hair as much as possible, and it is best to burn the cut hair.

Disinfection: Daily necessities such as towels, hats, pillow towels, combs and haircutting tools used by patients should be thoroughly boiled and disinfected.

Topical medications can be used in different forms depending on the type of lesion, including solutions, creams, pastes, and powders.

Imidazoles: clotrimazole, miconazole, ketoconazole, bifonazole, sertaconazole, luliconazole, etc.

Acrylamines: mainly terbinafine, butenafine, etc.

Keratinoccal exfoliators, including salicylic acid, can be used in combination with antifungal drugs for patients with keratosis of the squamous manor ped.

Involvement**: Cream should be used for papules, scales or hyperkeratosis type, solution preparations and creams such as tinctures and liniments can be used for blister type, and cream for erosion type soaked in 3% boric acid solution and then dried with powder such as alum powder and cream.

Nail involvement: 30% glacial acetic acid, 6% salicylic acid and other external coating or 10% glacial acetic acid vesicular nail can also be applied externally, such as ciclopirox olamine cartilage and amorolfen nail coating.