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Ringworm Causes, Risk Factors, and Prevention Strategies
Ringworm (tinea) is a fungal skin infection not caused by poor hygiene. It spreads through contact with infected individuals, animals, or contaminated objects.
Risk Factors
- Close contact with an infected person or animal
- Sharing personal items (clothing, towels, combs)
- Frequenting communal areas (locker rooms, gyms)
- Weakened immune system
Prevention
- Wash hands after contact with an infected person.
- Avoid sharing personal items.
- Keep skin clean and dry.
- Treat infected pets promptly.
Antifungal medications effectively treat ringworm.
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