How is ringworm formed? What causes tinea corporis?

Most blood is caused by the body's weak immune function, dampness, and allergies, and there are many reasons.

We will not feel strange to the disease of ringworm, when suffering from ringworm, we must carefully do the examination and **, timely detection of the symptoms of ringworm, in order to do it in time, after suffering from ringworm, the common symptoms are very many, let's introduce what are the common symptoms of ringworm!

Ringworm is ringworm that occurs on the face, and the most important diseases that occur on the face include dermatitis, eczema, etc. These diseases are very similar to ringworm, and dermatitis and eczema are just the opposite, so if you mistakenly take ringworm as dermatitis and eczema, not only the effect is not good, but in most cases it will also cause the original rash to aggravate, and the more you treat, the more troublesome it is.

The "looks" of tinea facie

The typical tinea vulgaris rash is circular, with slightly red, slightly raised edges of the lesions, which may cover adhesive scales, and have a tendency to heal spontaneously and appear normal. "Irregular-looking" tinea vulgaris can present with a variety of skin lesions: if the boundaries of the lesions are not clear, they can manifest as edematous erythema, folliculitis, papules, papules, pustular rashes, etc., and in most cases these atypical manifestations can occur in combination with the face.

In addition, ringworm often affects the facial features, eyebrows, eyelashes, canthus, hairline, etc. When tinea facialis is misdiagnosed and mistreated, it can not only make the condition worse, but also make the tinea melia more difficult to identify.

Of course, it is not difficult to diagnose typical tinea facies, but when the atypical ** lesion is suspected to be tinea facial, doctors can examine the skin particles through a microscope and sometimes use fungal culture to identify whether it is tinea facial. In fact, for the ** diseases that occur on the face, especially for the facial rash that is ineffective for a long time, experienced doctors will take some dander and put it under the microscope to see, maybe there is an unexpected gain.

Tinea corporis can be caused by the spread of tinea pedis, contact with pets, decreased immunity, etc.

Causes of tinea corporis:

1. Spread of athlete's foot: If the patient has athlete's foot, the occurrence of athlete's foot is usually caused by the infection of athlete's foot, because the patient's hands constantly touch the soles of the feet, and then scratch the trunk and limbs, which can easily cause continuous fungal infection and local tinea corporis.

2. Contact with pets: If cats, dogs and other pets are infected with ringworm, people may be inoculated with ringworm on humans when they come into contact with pets, and eventually tinea corporis.

3. Decreased body resistance: Once the body's immunity decreases, it will lead to bacteria invading the human body, which will eventually lead to tinea corporis.

Tinea corporis**:

When tinea corporis occurs, various azoles and acrylamines can be used externally, and miconazole nitrate cream or terbinafine hydrochloride cream can be used under the guidance of a doctor, and the local ** should be kept clean and dry. When topical drugs are not effective or the skin lesions are large and cannot be controlled by topical drugs, oral itraconazole capsules or terbinafine hydrochloride tablets can be selected, and the combination with topical drugs** can improve the efficacy.

Tinea corporis, also known as ringworm or ringworm, is caused by the fungus Trichophyton, Microsporum or Epidermophyte. Its infection is mainly ringworm of the hand, athlete's foot, onychomycosis and contaminated clothing. People who are damp, obese, sweaty, rubbing, do not pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, have diabetes and have low immunity are prone to disease.

It usually occurs on the face, neck, trunk, and limbs.

Clinical features. 1. **: The pathogenic bacteria are mainly Microsporum and Trichophyton, and there are also epidermophytes.

2. Prone areas: moist and sweaty areas, 3. Characteristics of rash: papules, blisters or papules, composed of round or round-like erythema, with extended margins, forming annular lesions, obvious inflammation in the acute phase, dark red in the chronic phase, and the center is not obvious, but the boundary is clear.

4. Symptoms: itching.

5. Prognosis: jock itch often has a tendency to act backwards.

Ringworm: symptoms, causes and countermeasures.

Also known as ringworm, ringworm, has nothing to do with worms and is a fungal infection that can occur anywhere on the body. On **, it is generally characterized by a slight increase, usually a red or brown ** color patch, a light center, forming the shape of a ring in Beijing Deshengmen ** Hospital. Ringworm infections on the scalp usually result in scaly with bald spots**.

The effects of ringworm scalp will begin to itch and bump the spread, leading to scaling and may also cause hair to be in the affected area. Ringworm affects the nails and causes the nails to turn white or yellow and brittle.

It is important to note, though, that not all ringworm infections cause the shape of a ring, and not all ring shapes are caused by ringworm fungi. A physical examination by a medical professional can confirm the presence of ringworm.

Ringworm is a group of related **infections , including athlete's foot, jock itch, ringworm by medical name. These infections are caused by a fungus called ringworm, which lives on the deceased**, hair and nail tissues.

Ringworm caused by parasitic fungi thrives best on warm, moist and hidden from the light. It is very common, especially in children, to be contagious, and it can be spread by direct contact between humans and animals. It can go from human to human and also from animal to human, just physical contact.

To contract ringworm, you have to be exposed to it, and you also have to be easy. Some people are more likely than others, and children in general are easier than adults. Ringworm** itching rings begin and can actually cause skin lesions in other parts of the body.

These lesions are fungal and generally disappear gradually after fungal infection.

**Over-the-counter medications can be purchased and often contain antifungal medications. Although, the infection occurs with itching and scaling, which can interfere with medications, so you can use ointments containing hydrocortisone to help with itching. Most ringworm infections are cleared within a week or two.

Fungal infections on the scalp underneath the nails can be difficult and often require oral medication rather than a topical ointment.

To prevent ringworm, do not share clothing or towels after contact exercise, shower, and keep ** clean and dry. After the fungal infection disappears, it may also need to continue locally for two to four weeks**.